April 13, 2009 EditionEdition

Kramer Praised for MS Volunteerism

Darren Kramer, Good Morning Connecticut and News Channel 8 at Noon anchor, received the 2008 Outstanding Outreach...

Of Note

• Harrington Engineering Inc. in Rocky Hill will receive financing support from the state of Connecticut. The...

State Contracts

Here are the latest bids for products and services received by the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services...

Truth Or Consequences

About a year ago, I wrote a column on the ABCs of selling. When I came to...
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Coldwell Banker Tops in Relocation

Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Connecticut and Westchester County, N.Y. received the Cartus Million Dollar Closing Award...

Geno’s A Big Winner

When UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma won his sixth national championship last week, he earned more...

Tiara Tuesday A Success

Last month, more than 170 people attended Tiara Tuesday, a fundraising event hosted by Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse...

Insurers To Gauge Climate Effects

As if a financial crisis didn’t give insurance companies enough to worry about, the industry now faces...
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State Unions Doing The Right Thing

To The Editor: Families, small businesses and middle-class workers are all struggling in this economy. As...

Aetna Thanks Kahn for Service

Aetna presented a check for $5,000 to the Greater Hartford Arts Council’s 2009 United Arts Campaign in...

Lupus Foundation Of America, Connecticut Chapter

Mission: The Lupus Foundation of America, Connecticut Chapter is dedicated to finding the causes of and cure...

Cancer Center Director Back In New England

A brisk fall day with the leaves changing colors was all it took to get Donna M....
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Top 9 Small-Business Tax Audit Triggers

You’ve finished preparing your small-business taxes, right? No? Don’t worry — I’ve got some last-minute advice to...

Keep The F-22 Alive

The Pentagon’s proposal to cut off new orders this year of the F-22 Raptor fighter jet is...

Hitting The Jackpot | Anne M. Noble, President/CEO, Connecticut Lottery Corp.

The lottery has a rich history in our country, dating back to the Revolutionary War when it...

Housing Agencies Faulted In Audits To Get $300M

The federal government will soon send more than $300 million in stimulus funds to 61 housing agencies...
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Movers & Shakers

To submit items for Movers & Shakers, please email text and high-resolution photos to news@ hartfordbusiness.com....

Jet Setter

Defense Secretary Robert Gates’ plan to revamp the way the military buys weapons systems included a decision...

New Hospital Only Option

To The Editor: In evaluating the University Hospital proposal, the public — and critics — should...

Even With Incentives, Doctors Resist Electronic Records

With the federal government set to make available almost $20 billion in stimulus funding for electronic health...
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Marra Bullish On The Hartford’s Corporate Culture

In a rare public appearance, The Hartford’s outgoing President and Chief Operating Officer Thomas Marra spoke to...

Tribune Trouble

Attorney General Richard Blumenthal last week raised concerns that Tribune Co.’s plan to merge its Hartford newspaper...

Route To The Governor’s Office

The Vanilla Bean Café is at the intersection of Routes 44, 169 and 97 in Pomfret....

No More Free Lunches For Doctors?

Connecticut doctors would be prohibited from accepting certain gifts from drug and medical device companies under a...
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Billboard Envy

Accept as a given that billboards are inherently evil, because they steal advertising dollars from newspapers that...

Lego Property Being Marketed As Biz Park

Danish-based toy maker Lego Group’s vacant Enfield factory and warehouse are being marketed by their new owners...

William Raveis-American Cancer Society Program Dedicated

The University of Connecticut Health Center has opened an American Cancer Society Patient Navigator Program at the...

Drive To Survive | Closings aid remaining dealers

The recent closings of so many General Motors dealerships in the Hartford area have brought more customers...
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