August 11, 2008 Edition - Hartford Business Journal

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Eco Risk And Reward

Record fuel prices and concern over climate change have many seeing red — and many brand marketers...

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Flight Risk | Connecticut ban on life insurance discrimination becomes U.S. model

When Rabbi Mitchell Hurvitz bought life insurance from Lincoln Financial last year, the process was simple. He...

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OF NOTE

• MidState Medical Center’s stroke program was designated as a primary stroke center by the Connecticut Department...

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August 11, 2008 — Movers & Shakers

The Salvation Army’s Southern New England division in Hartford named Lt. Col. Barbara A. Hunter commander. Hunter...

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HUNGRY FOR HEALTHY HABITS

The Public Health Foundation of Connecticut donated $10,000 to Yale’s Community Alliance for Research and Engagement and...

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Eyesore Transformed Into Fine Arts Gem

A long-vacant eyesore on Albany Avenue has been renovated into a fine arts jewel, thanks to the...

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Some Things Still Need To Be Put On Paper

Even if you’re the most wired business marketer — flashy Web site, search marketing, huge number of...

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Hartford Stage Firms Up Renovations Schedule

The timeline for a thorough renovation of the Hartford Stage is starting to take shape, thanks in...

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FUNDING FAMILY FINANCES

United Way of the Capital Area presented the 12th annual Dr. Frederick G. Adams Award to The...

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The Arena Decision

City leaders are contemplating the future of the XL Center, formerly the Hartford Civic Center. More than $274,000 has...

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AWARDING ARTISTS

Two Hartford-based artists received grants from the Greater Hartford Arts Council’s New Boston Fund Individual Artist Fellowship...

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Legislators, AG Probe CU Failures | Suicide on day of federal takeover adds to mystery

State legislators and Attorney General Richard Blumenthal want to learn more about why federal regulators quietly shut...

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Quebec Eyes Partnership With Hartford/Springfield

Business leaders from Quebec and Hartford over the next few months will consider signing an agreement aimed...

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Enfield Solar Supplier Picks Tough Time For An IPO

An Enfield company that has emerged as a key supplier to the solar power industry faces an...

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Walgreens Gears Up For Windsor

The Walgreen Co. thinks its new $175 million distribution center in Windsor is pretty impressive at nearly...

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Bringing Business To Law

Brian J. Ladouceur Jr. recently joined Clayman, Tapper & Baram in Bloomfield to help advise entrepreneurs and...

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Defining Moments

Although Barack Obama and John McCain have been running for president for two years, the first defining...

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Sullivan Backs Multi-State Licensing Of Agents, Brokers

A proposed federal law to centralize licensing for insurance agents and brokers has the backing of not...

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August 11, 2008 — State Contracts

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

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Tool Up To Build Your Business

There’s an old joke about a guy who goes into a hardware store to buy a saw...

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Women Figure It Out

Everyone knows that it’s much harder to be a man than a woman. A man’s work is...

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A Coach’s Winning Ingredients

Delivering 250 Sunday and weekday newspapers would be tough work for a sixth grader. But for the...

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DRIVING HOME THE DIFFERENCE

The Greater Hartford Auto Dealers Association presented a $1,000 grant to Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters. The...

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Dispute Arises Over Whether Charter Oak Is Real Insurance

When is health insurance not health insurance? The answer to that riddle depends on whether you’re listening...

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