April 29, 2013 EditionEdition

The Connecticut River Valley Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals, and the Manchester Community College...

Connecticut investors tend to shy away from investing in the insurance industry. That is one of the results from a recent nationwide survey showing, overall, that investors in the tri-state area are more bullish on prospects for the national economy than investors elsewhere in the country.

Q&A talks about the outlook for the construction sector with David Breslin, chief estimator with S/L/A/M Construction Services in Glastonbury.

Simsbury Bank will serve as presenting sponsor of Hill-Stead Museum's 27th Annual May Market fundraiser on May...

Regulating the Internet has long been akin to herding cats. But seldom have so many cats been...

Randy Bean, managing partner at NewVantage Partners, an IT consultancy headquartered in Boston, discusses what's big about...

CRIS Radio honored Bristol sports programmer ESPN as its Business of the Year and William Webb as...

More than 700 YMCA staff and volunteers have joined together to raise $753,699 toward this year's $1.3...

Simsbury web marketer William Rice is determined to provide a forum that recognizes his industry's best web marketing, design and technology, akin to TV's Emmy awards or the advertising industry's CLIOs.

As Massachusetts picks and builds four gambling sites in the next three years, the worst-case scenario for Connecticut and its casinos is if proposals in Springfield and Worcester win out.

Spending cuts are poking a hole in the public sector's ability to buy goods and services. But they're also creating big opportunity for the big thinkers at TopCoder Inc.

James Bosworth, CEO of the first-of-its-kind golf lifestyle network, which hoped to launch its TV presence as early as this first quarter, said his company is being “fast tracked,” by a major cable provider on a potential deal.

the nation's top securities regulator, bowing to the global social media frenzy, opened the gates to allow companies to share key information with the public via digital platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Yet, many Connecticut top public companies are scratching their heads to discern their new roles in a social media-centric world.

The legislature is considering two bills with significant implications for our state economic development policies. One bill...

For countless employees and business owners, the workday is life in a straight jacket. There's not enough...

Waterbury's 66-unit Westview House Apartments recently sold for $1.75 million, realty authorities said.Laui LLC of New York...

Bloomfield health insurer Cigna Corp. recently presented Helmets to Hardhats with a $10K donation during a special...