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GE Leads 11 Connecticut Companies In Fortune 500

General Electric Corp. led 11 Connecticut companies on the latest Fortune 500 list, which was published this...

FLOWER FUN

The Connecticut Flower & Garden show at the Connecticut Convention Center opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony of...

As Gas Prices Hit Record, Drivers Are Cutting Back

The average price for regular gasoline across the nation was a record $3.508 a gallon April 21,...

Day Pitney Puts T&E Department Into Blue Back

Day Pitney plans to consolidate its Individual Clients Department for central Connecticut in new offices at Blue...
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Sweatheart Of A Deal | Big Y piloting new technology to snare employee scanning scams

As the groceries glide along the conveyor belt, the cashier grabs a package of meat and tries...

Chalkboard Dreams

Some people know what they want to be when they grow up — much to the dismay...

Venturing Forward | Uncertainty Greets Startups, Investors At Connecticut’s Largest Venture Capital Conference

Since early last year, from the basement of an inconspicuous Manchester office building, Ernst Renner has plotted...

Tall Order For Otis In China

Farmington-based Otis Elevator Co. has won a $23 million contract to provide high-speed elevators at China’s Guangzhou...
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Puzzling Payout

The Hartford Financial Services Group’s majestic stag is, as we speak, adorning the jerseys of a Tokyo...

Competing In Connecticut

When lawmakers returned to the Connecticut Capitol in February to open the 2008 legislative session, it was...

Proposed Bill Strengthens Regional Planning Groups

Lawmakers are currently considering a bill that would strengthen the state’s 15 regional planning organizations (RPOs). The...

THE DOWNTOWN DIAMOND

Marriott Hartford Downtown in Hartford received the Four-Diamond Award from AAA, the second time it’s been distinguished...
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The Pay Checker

Many top executives receive multimillion pay packages and earn every penny of it — at least from...

Turning Boomers Into Pinch Hitters

For 10 years we’ve been hearing about this impending shortage of workers, about this looming leadership gap...

April 28, 2008 — OF NOTE

• The Jewish Community Foundation in West Hartford awarded $200,000 to the Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford...

April 28, 2008 — State Contracts

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

Executives from the Nutmeg State Federal Credit Union gathered at the site of their fourth branch in...

Are We Nicking Ourselves In The Throat?

My bride Carol Ann and I recently visited Burma, as the United States government knows it, or...

Record Territory For Praxair

Praxair Inc., which operates a major distribution center in Suffield, has posted a nearly 16 percent gain...

Hartford Sweet Hartford

Far be it for me to question the marketing decisions of a business colossus as successful as...
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Spring Clean Your Finances

You’ve filed your taxes, right? Or at least you’ve filed for an extension and somehow came up...

April 28, 2008 — Movers & Shakers

Mary P. Guerrera was named medical director of the integrative medicine program at Saint Francis Hospital and...

Aetna Outperforms Its Larger Rivals, WellPoint And UNH In 1st Quarter

While its larger competitors, WellPoint Inc. and United Health Group, were battered in the first quarter by...

ALL HYPED UP

Blum Shapiro in Hartford presented a check of $5,000 to the MetroHartford Alliance to support the HYPE...
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Home Sales, Prices Tumbling As Spring Buying Season Starts

The spring home-buying season got off to a feeble start last month, with sales sliding, prices sinking...

Books, Blackboards And Bonds

She traded students for clients and the classroom for the office. Holly Lynch would still be teaching,...

Deliver Us

Connecticut’s big cities need new sources of revenue to cope with soaring expenses. It’s encouraging that they...

GE Expects To Cut $3 Billion In Costs

Less than two weeks after General Electric Co. shocked investors by reporting a 6 percent loss in...
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PREMIER DONATION

Re/Max Premier in West Hartford donated $4,000 to the Children’s Medical Network and the Connecticut Children’s Medical...

The Punishers

We live in a society focused on punishment. It seems we can never get enough. Three times...

Hampshire Cos. Expands Its Connecticut Portfolio

New Jersey-based Hampshire Cos. continued to expand its Connecticut portfolio with the acquisition of an industrial warehouse...

Connecticut’s Home Sales Slide 30% In Quarter

While Connecticut home sales figures continue to paint a bleak picture, Barry Rosa, vice president and director...
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State Weighs Tax Credit For Investors | Neighboring states offer lures for funding startups

Connecticut lawmakers could vote as early as this week to create a 25 percent tax credit for...

Nappier Targets Big Banks Over CEO Pay

Fresh from her successful campaign to convince four major corporations to disclose details on how they set...
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