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Bristol-based ESPN began implementing layoffs on Monday, following an announcement in February by its corporate owner, Walt...

Three Hartford-area companies ranked in the top 130 for most valued brands in the U.S., according to a recent study.

ESPN and its shrinking number of subscribers have been blamed for slowing down its parent company, Disney. At its upfront presentation to advertisers, ESPN president John Skipper brushed off those concerns.

Three basketball courts in Hartford's Keney Park will get resurfaced and refurbished with the help of a $20,000 grant, officials announced.

The city of Hartford says it got a $20,000 grant for improvements at one of three city parks.

New Britain's American Savings Foundation said it has chosen its chief operating officer to be its next president and CEO.

Several Connecticut companies have joined forces with corporations across the nation to support gay marriage in a...

As the Rock Cats abandon New Britain for a new $60 million stadium in downtown Hartford, city and business officials are concerned Stanley Black & Decker and the team's dozens of other sponsors won't follow it to the Capital City.

Bristol sports media giant ESPN said it has signed a nine-year agreement with the NBA that will allow it to air more regular-season games and increase its overall pro basketball content.

Bristol sports broadcaster ESPN only has just begun tapping the potential of its new $100-million digital studio center, but as the media giant adds more programming into the 194,000-square-foot facility, one key to the operation will be keeping its power usage in check.