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February 19, 2018 EditionEdition

🔒How to capture attention, build trust, and close the sale

“Sell with a Story — How to Capture Attention, Build Trust, and Close the Sale” by Paul Smith (AMACOM, $24.95).Buying decisions aren’t all about the “numbers.” Emotions play an important role, too, because they solidify the prospect’s thinking about the problem and create a personal connection to the salesperson. Both of these sell the numbers. […]

🔒CT lawsuit tests Google’s keyword search ad treatment

On Valentine's Day, perhaps you sent a loved one a fruit bouquet or chocolate-dipped berries made by Edible Arrangements.

🔒Fancy Bagels carves niche with unique manufacturing technique

Bagel makers Sal Belcaro and Dominick Gualtieri face competition everywhere they look, but their two Fancy Bagels stores in Farmington and Southington have stood the test of time in the intensely challenging food industry.

🔒CRIS Radio and Mark Twain House offer audible exhibits for people with disabilities

CRIS Radio and The Mark Twain House & Museum are working together to offer visitors with low-vision...
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🔒Leading with heart is golden

We can't define leadership in today's society without talking about the heart.

🔒How manufacturers are faring under Trump, globally

“Has US Manufacturing Been Unleashed?” That headline stopped me in my tracks when I glanced through the Industry Week email I received earlier this month. For anyone who reads trade publications, there is no shortage of provocative headlines about the state of manufacturing both domestically and globally.

🔒Q&A with Dr. Rina Garcia of Iora Primary Care

Few people locally outside Hartford HealthCare (HHC) may know about Iora Health, which provided care for HHC employees and their families from 2015 to Aug. 2017, but now serves the broader public, albeit a focused niche.

🔒A blueprint to turn around Hartford

Over the last 20 years, we have invested billions of our federal and state tax dollars in Hartford and Connecticut's other urban centers.
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🔒Warning of rolling blackouts puts natural gas in perspective

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and other New England governors showed foresight in 2013 when they called for upgrading and modernizing natural gas infrastructure throughout the region, in part to complement the growing use of intermittent solar and wind energy.

🔒Talent, prototyping needs lead Southington medical-parts maker to expand

Southington medical-parts maker Economy Spring has been in growth mode for more than two years, but since its parent company is in Illinois, managers initially looked both within and outside Connecticut when weighing where to expand.

🔒Middlesex Cancer Center receives $20,000 grant to help patients

The Middlesex Hospital Cancer Center received a $20,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Middlesex County/Barbara Weeks...

🔒Aer Lingus taps $4.5M state subsidy after direct flights miss revenue target

During its first year flying to Dublin, Ireland out of Bradley International Airport, Aer Lingus missed its revenue goal, triggering a $4.5 million subsidy from the state, the Hartford Business Journal has learned.
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🔒GoodWorks Insurance makes $5,000 donation to Nonprofit Alliance

The Connecticut Community Nonprofit Alliance recently received a $5,000 donation from GoodWorks Insurance. The Alliance, based in...
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