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Keith Soressi couldn’t pass up the opportunity to become executive director of the Connecticut Bar Association — getting back into a state association and closer to family in a place […]

In his third State of the City address, Mayor Luke Bronin described Hartford as “better and stronger” and cited awards won and initiatives championed.

Publicly traded companies in Connecticut and beyond have begun to disclose how much their employees earn compared to their chief executives.

The Connecticut Trolley Museum announced that United Bank has joined the Museum as a corporate sponsor. The...

Accounting firm KPMG in Hartford recently held a “Read to Achieve” event at Prince Tech High School...

A recent study shows Connecticut's historical and cultural organizations had a more than $830 million effect on...

“Iconic Advantage – Don't Chase the New, Innovate the Old” by Soon Yu with Dave Birss (Savio...

Congress recently passed and President Trump signed into law a $1.3 trillion federal spending bill for fiscal...

For Connecticut Innovations, 2017 had many positives.But in the venture capital business, investors will typically stake more...

A program steering a quarter of state and municipal projects to small and minority contractors is inching closer to a major overhaul, with proposed changes that would redefine the size of a small business and create a larger pool of applicants vying for publicly financed projects.

Q&A talks with Kevin Nursick, a spokesman for the state Department of Transportation, about accelerated bridge construction.Q....

Like a gambler confident in his long-term strategy, Connecticut Innovations doesn't sweat a bad bet.

Every business has some key individuals who are important to the company's success. In a small company...