January 30, 2017 EditionEdition

Connecticut’s manufacturing industry posted 1,000 new jobs in 2016, one of the first positive growth years the sector has experienced since the 1980s.

Like many, Insurance Commissioner Katharine Wade isn't yet sure what impact President Donald Trump's executive order aimed at Obamacare could have on Connecticut's healthcare market.

Marketing rarely fails because of a lack of interest, ideas or even adequate resources. However, it always fails when it doesn't turn prospective buyers into believers.

A move is afoot to restore regional tourism district funding, but in Connecticut's uncertain fiscal climate, attraction owners and tourism officials aren't relying on the state for support and have devised other ways to draw visitors.

Dear Editor:Your recent piece (“CT attorneys, businesses seek legal payday with junk faxes,” Jan. 9) highlights the...

Dear Editor:Brian Dubie says he knows how Vermont communities feel about wind power in his Jan. 9...

“Living Proof — Onyx Moonshine's Journey to Revive the American Spirit — Business Principles from the Mind...

Glastonbury marketing agency Cronin LLC donated nearly 3,000 items of non-perishable food equating to almost 2,000 pounds...

Comcast recently donated $40,000 to Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters for the “Beyond School Walls” mentoring program,...

An East Hartford industrial property that for more than a century housed a local family's freight-forwarding and household-moving operations has sold for $1.25 million, brokers say.

We know there are no silver bullets to solving the city of Hartford's fiscal crisis, but we applaud Mayor Luke Bronin and the city council for taking a small, if not symbolic, step to rein in long-term costs.

The Connecticut Society of CPAs has announced its 2016 “New and Young Professionals to Watch,” a select...

Brent Robertson knows good ideas can come from unexpected places, which is partly why he put two clients — one in architecture, another in manufacturing — together to learn from each other.

Farmington Bank's West Hartford center branch office recently hosted the WTIC Holiday Store benefitting the Salvation Army....

I am in the community-building business. I am driven by a desire to create places where people can trust and support one another in ways that allow each person to learn, grow and contribute to a common purpose.

KNOX Inc. has received a $35,000 grant from the Lincoln Financial Foundation in support of its “Hartford...

The only thing funnier than the Trump administration's hostility to news organizations is the indignation of those organizations about it. For while news organizations are as imperfect as the Trump administration is, as long as liberty survives in the United States, the truth will prevail eventually, even when news organizations themselves are against it.