June 25, 2018 EditionEdition

Johnson Brunetti Retirement & Investment Specialists recently hosted a blood drive at its Wethersfield location for the American Red Cross. The second annual Johnson Brunetti Blood Drive collected 21 pints […]

There is a traditional Chinese curse that, when translated into English, says “May you live in interesting times.”

Q&A talks with Jennifer M. DelMonico, managing partner of Hartford-based Murtha Cullina, about the law firm's strategy for recruiting and grooming women lawyers.

The state's quasi-public venture capital arm, Connecticut Innovations, says its third-quarter equity investments rose 32 percent on higher deal volumes.

Friendly's restaurant chain is pivoting to a quick-service dining model that's growing in popularity.

China's new scrap restrictions are squeezing the state's recycling industry and making it more costly to convert waste into reusable materials.

A new pay-equity law aims to close Connecticut's gender wage gap, but not everyone is convinced it will be effective.

Insurers and medical providers continue their slow, steady march toward a reimbursement system that financially rewards doctors for keeping people healthy rather than the traditional fee-for-service model.

Comcast NBCUniversal awarded $53,000 in scholarships for the 2018-19 school year to 44 Connecticut students as part of its annual Leaders and Achievers scholarship program. The program, funded by the Comcast Foundation, is a one-time, $1,000 scholarship awarded to high school seniors for their community service, academic performance and leadership skills.

I love to tell stories, not just mine but others as well.

Michael Menapace, new president of the 1,800-member Hartford County Bar Association (HCBA), started his career as a musician and music teacher before striking a new chord as a lawyer in 2003.

In our 24/7/365 connected world, we've become experts in not wasting time. At work, inboxes are on overflow, meetings abound, emails and voicemail remind us that there's still much to be done. After work, our personal schedules fill quickly yet we constantly check our smartphones and tablets for emails, use apps and post on social media. Sleep provides the only respite from being “on.”

The 15th annual Latinas & Power Symposium was held on May 17 at the Hartford Hilton. Nearly 500 attended the sold-out event, which featured workshops, seminars and panels focused on career growth, networking and financial wellness.

Jonathan Gross was working at an advertising agency in the 1980s when he thought he could do the work better and start his own firm.

The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection's Legislative Director Lee Sawyer says the agency is continuing to work to educate residents about what and what not to throw away in their recycling bins.