December 12, 2016 EditionEdition

In today's digital world there is more information available to us than ever before, but sifting through all that information to find true value is a time-consuming and overwhelming task.

The Hartford Marathon Foundation received a $25,000 grant from the United Bank Foundation to support its FitKids...

In recent years, Sharon Hospital has been forced to shutter its sleep center and Yale-affiliated cancer center after failed efforts to find suitable replacements for physician managers who relocated or retired.

The recent Gadget Guru's Gala — UConn Engineering's formal fundraising event to celebrate 100 years as a...

Filomeno & Company P.C. employees (shown above) recently celebrated five decades as a provider of assurance, tax,...

Evidence of Connecticut's poor business climate was on full display again last week.

Hartford Healthcare Federal Credit Union (HHFCU), which has three Greater Hartford branches with $36 million in assets, is looking to grow its statewide footprint after receiving permission from federal regulators to pursue members from across Connecticut.

United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut mobilized nearly 50 volunteers to be part of a global...

Do Connecticut state employees receive significantly higher pay than similarly qualified private-sector workers?

“The Leadership Genius of Julius Caesar — Modern Lessons from the Man Who Built an Empire” by...

If you think doing a good job is what it takes to get to the head of the pack, you're naïve, confused, delusional or all three. Take your pick.

Mansfield's Meadowbrook Garden Apartments has received $13.5 million in financing from a Rhode Island lender to begin its second phase of construction for 36 more apartments.

Hartford HealthCare is seeking to expand its eastern Connecticut offerings through a $16.7 million equity stake in a Waterford ophthalmology center, according to state records.

Eastern Connecticut's economy has always been closely linked with open access to the sea. A vast array of economic activities in our region, ranging from recreational boating to commercial maritime transportation, shipbuilding, the Coast Guard Academy, and the Naval Submarine Base in Groton all rely on transit to and from Long Island Sound. This vital access to the sea requires regular dredging of shipping channels and navigable waterways to sustain passable access to our ports.

Westfield, Mass., resident Ezra Bloom is taking a one-year advanced manufacturing certificate program at Asnuntuck Community College this year, and counting on it to land him an in-demand job.

Q&A talks with Robert C. Bird, professor of business law, Eversource Energy chair in business ethics at UConn, about the school's new certificate program in corporate and regulatory compliance.