August 6, 2007 Edition - Hartford Business Journal

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Of Note — August 6, 2007

OF NOTE • Keiler & Co. in Farmington was named a top 50 business to business agency...

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Legal Aid

Attorneys from United Technologies Corp. in Hartford contributed close to 17 percent of the Greater Hartford Legal...

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Interviews Offer Only Small Views

This year, there will be 5 million to 6 million people who will leave their jobs. There...

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Alleged Slumlord Targets Hartford | Seeks 150 units in Clay Arsenal neighborhood

Emmanuel Ku has topped New York City’s list of worst landlords and evoked the wrath and outrage...

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Fickle Customers

Customers are fickle; they change their minds. You can spend a lot of time and energy with...

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Marketing In The Small Business Environment

If you are a small business owner, one of the key issues you consider is balancing your...

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Civic Center A July Ghost Town

July was a quiet month at the Hartford Civic Center. In fact, it was dead silent.Not a...

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How To Work For A High-Maintenance Boss

They get more done in a day than most people accomplish in a year. They’re brimming with...

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Wealth Manager Seeks Minority Market | Believes unconventional background will be draw for new investors

Aaron J. Johnson has seen the hiring practices of other investment companies, and he doesn’t plan on...

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Storks Welcome The End Of The Session

Naturally, lobbyists would like to control as much of the legislative process as possible for their clients....

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Offer Hope To Domestic Abuse Victims

To The Editor:I applaud your July 23 editorial entitled, “The Right Neighborhood.” A small group of individuals...

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State Electric Rates To Remain Lumped With New England | Grid capacity improvements helping meet power demand

State utility regulators have revealed the financially significant news that the federal government will almost assuredly scuttle...

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Movers & Shakers — Aug. 6, 2007

URS Corp. in Rocky Hill promoted Tom Walb and Charles Croce to project managers. Walb was formerly...

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Unpaid Bills And Taxes Take Toll On Property Manager | Hartford Realty Management owners offer little insight into company’s collapse

Despite the disconnected phone, Greater Hartford Realty Management still manages Hartford-area apartments — albeit beneath the pressure...

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Banker And Builder Plied Both Trades In A Hardware Store

Two major forces have buffeted and redirected the unique career path of Ronald Eddy: his own intense...

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Creating The DeLuca Denominator

As summer drags into fall, there is still confusion about how to handle the case of state...

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A People Person

Some people find their calling in life and just run with it. There are others that falter,...

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Keeping Hearts Beating

The Women’s Heart Symposium at Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford focused on current issues...

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Tank-Fully Found In Meriden’s A&M

Many high-tech fighter jets, helicopters, above-ground storage tanks and rescue vehicles share something in common with A&M...

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An Ethical Absence

With the abdication of Benjamin Bycel, the Office of State Ethics is now leaderless. That’s probably for...

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‘Quiet Strength’ Speaks Volumes

I’ve known Tony Dungy since I helped recruit him to play football at my alma mater, the...

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Girl Scouts Remain Girl-Centric

To The Editor:In reference to July 30 story “Girl Scouts’ CEO Breaking the Mold,” while I appreciate...

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Share The Wealth

The Village for Children and Families Inc. in Hartford received a $5,000 donation from Robinson & Cole...

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Keeping The Art In Hartford

The Greater Hartford Arts Council in Hartford awarded ten local artists with $1,000 cash grants through the...

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Printing Plaque

Renee Blondin and Carl Heath of the state Department of Labor’s Printing Services in Wethersfield were presented...

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A Tech Leader Quietly Grows | CCAT establishing itself as major development force

From his 10th floor office in East Hartford’s Founder’s Plaza, Elliott Ginsberg surveys the skyline of Downtown...

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Krafty Maneuvering | Infighting kills Rentschler pro soccer plans

Eight years after teasing local fans with the idea of relocating the New England Patriots to Hartford,...

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Yale B-School Offers Free Consulting

Starting this fall, Yale business students can get real life experience helping local businesses solve their problems.The...

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Hidden Fees Come Back To Haunt Employers | UTC faces lawsuit over 401(k) disclosures

Even savvy investors might not realize it, but hidden processing fees could quietly bleed thousands of dollars...

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Financial Service Job Gains Power Nutmeggers’ Income Boost

Yes, that’s more money in your pocket. New estimates from the Commerce Department show that personal income...

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A Dressing Down On The Job

There is no chief executive officer so powerful, so self-assured, so overwhelmingly dominant, that he doesn’t get...

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