August 7, 2017 EditionEdition

The 65-unit Congress Street Apartments, a cluster of multi-family units on downtown Hartford's edge, sold recently for $3.2 million, brokers say.

State lawmakers passed multiple laws this year that toughen oversight on two key professional services sectors — financial planners and tax preparers.

In the 24 years that the Hartford Marathon has been run in Hartford, there's been no shortage of inspirational individuals, motivating stories, exemplary team work or displays of true acts of kindness in support for others. This event brings with it a great sense of pride in our Capital City, and delivers an incredible positive impact. In 2016, the Eversource Hartford Marathon and Half Marathon provided the region $14.2 million in economic value, according to Witan Intelligence.

The newly minted CEO of Eastern Connecticut Health Network (ECHN), which posted a steep loss last year, expects to turn that around rather quickly.

Much has been written about whether Hartford can be an attractive destination for those choosing where to begin their careers. Much has also been written about the purported rise and fall of the “Insurance Capital” and its inability to be a major league city. So, how can local companies attract top talent to bring their family and career to Hartford? Look around — Hartford has plenty to celebrate and sell.

“When the Pressure's On — The Secret to Winning When You Can't Afford to Lose” by Louis...

The University of St. Joseph recently hosted Bristol Eastern High School's 14th Business Plan Competition. The competition...

Peter Atherton of Newington received the 2016 Robert C. Knox Jr. YMCA Distinguished Leadership Award at the...

CNC Engineering in Enfield and Koma Precision in East Windsor hosted their ninth annual Manufacturing Technology Golf...

Q&A talks with attorney Miguel Escalera, of Hartford law firm Kainen, Escalera & McHale, about a new state law that expands pregnancy anti-discrimination protections.

The Rotary Club of Hartford granted a $5,247 Do-Good Fund Award to Hands On Hartford to provide...

Before he launched his engineering business eight years ago, Rohan Freeman wanted to get two things out of the way.

Savings Institute Bank & Trust recently celebrated its 175th birthday by receiving a citation from the Connecticut...

While many people consider the Great Recession to have lasted only two years, Connecticut's economic malaise lasted much longer. In fact, measured by real output or gross state product, Connecticut's economy actually shrank for seven years, even as the state regained jobs lost during the Great Recession.

One could say Darek Barcikowski is Connecticut's Polish point man, wearing many hats for a Polish community that he said numbers roughly 300,000, or about 10 percent of the state's population.