April 30, 2018 EditionEdition

For anyone who thinks Hartford commercial taxpayers will get relief now that the city is on sturdier financial ground, think again.

The University of Connecticut School of Business recently inducted four alumni into its Hall of Fame. Pictured...

Virtual reality is the new inspection and review process for many building projects including corporate offices, medical facilities and senior housing.

A New York company founded by veterans of the former Lightower Fiber Networks says it's preparing to make a broadband play in select areas of Connecticut, including Hartford.

Robert J. Stillman spent 25 years as an in-house lawyer at health insurer Aetna, most recently as vice president and counsel, so it was an adjustment transitioning from client to outside counsel when he left Aetna in October to join a West Hartford law firm earlier this year.

Q&A talks with Tim Herbert, vice president of research and market intelligence at CompTIA, a national IT association.

A Wallingford medical device developer booked Connecticut's largest venture deal during the first quarter of this year, according to the latest PwC/CB Insights MoneyTree report.

We are at the beginning of one of the greatest transfers of private wealth ever.

Simsbury accounting firm Crowe Horwath recently held a cereal drive during the month of March to help...

Recently, outgoing Gov. Dannel P. Malloy proposed an infrastructure package that may make Constitution State drivers think twice about having their rubber hit the roads.

Bradley International Airport officials are recommending $1.4 billion in projects over the next two decades as part of an ambitious master plan that would prepare the state's largest airfield for millions of additional passengers.

Eighteen members of the Avon Chamber of Commerce (shown left) visited the state Capitol on Connecticut Business...

In Connecticut, a handful of insurers can claim the majority of customers in the fast-growing Medicare Advantage insurance market, but a new player is hoping to grab its piece of the pie.

Business-Zombie (n.) — A worker who accepts the status quo because of fear and/or lack of conviction...