With the changing tides in Washington D.C., the healthcare industry is headed into another year of great uncertainty and, most likely, changes. But regardless of the political and practical challenges […]
The future of the XL Center has been brought back into the spotlight, although nothing new has developed since the Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) last year backed a $250 million plan to renovate the 41-year-old arena.
My Aug. 1 column, “State's nonprofit-contracting system broken”, and this newspaper's Aug. 22 editorial, “CT's fiscal crisis presents reform opportunities,” both addressed the need for foundation-level reform of the state's social services delivery system using the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) as a case in point. I am circling back to this topic because of new information that casts the state-employee union's involvement in the matter in a negative light — suggesting that it owes someone either a credible explanation or an apology.
If Black Friday sales are a barometer of holiday consumer spending, then perhaps the trends in office holiday parties might be a useful indicator of the country's and Connecticut's corporate-sector health.
Shana Schlossberg envisions her new venture in downtown Hartford's Stilts Building to be a hive of entrepreneurial and creative energy that will spin off new high-tech businesses, grow existing ones, foster investments, launch connections, inspire youth, create jobs and fuel game-changing robotic and wearable technology innovations that could be manufactured here.