June 7, 2010 Edition - Hartford Business Journal

News

Federal Budget Cuts Deepen State’s Problem

Connecticut appears to be leading the nation in one important item: Optimism. How else can we...

Economy & Labor

Those Who Decide To Compete Have Already Triumphed

Codfish are a delectable treat in America’s northeast. But when attempts were made to ship them fresh...

News

Young Professionals Go NetworkingÂ

Connecticut Association of Nonprofits, the largest membership organization in the state dedicated exclusively to nonprofits, recently hosted...

News

Rand Paul’s ‘Friskiness’ Shows Libertarian Limits

After seeing the unpleasant reaction to Kentucky Republican Senate candidate Rand Paul expressing a bit of Libertarian...

Economy & Labor

Many Employers Open To Rehiring Ex-Employees

Rehiring former employees laid off in previous downsizings has not always been regarded as an accepted business...

Nonprofits

Y-US Programs Help Traumatized Youths

Mission: Y-US, Inc., Youth United for Survival, is dedicated to helping youth who have experienced trauma develop...

Hospitality & Tourism

Going For The Green | Businesses see mix of golf, commerce as both natural, lucrative part of Travelers tournament

Spending $11,000 to sit on a golf course devouring food and alcohol might not seem like the...

Nonprofits

OF NOTE

Community Mediation Inc. of New Haven will honor attorney Richard Bieder with its Honorable Robert C. Zampano...

Real Estate & Construction

Dialysis Center Adds Space in Middletown

A Main Street Middletown corner building that for decades was home to various drug stores is being...

Real Estate & Construction

Retired DPM Executive Receives Lifetime Achievement Award

A man who dedicated 30 years of his life to bettering the construction industry will receive the...

News

Naturopath Building Practice â€¦ Naturally

It doesn’t really concern Dr. Marina Franzoni-Acosta that she’s not, as she puts it, “rolling in the...

Economy & Labor

Proposed Paper Tariff Pits Jobs Vs. Costs

A U.S. Department of Commerce proposal to impose stiff tariffs on coated free sheet paper imported from...

Small Business

10 Mistakes To Avoid In Selling A Business

Merger and acquisition activity involving Connecticut companies decreased over the past two recessionary, tight credit years, much...

Economy & Labor

Movers & Shakers

The Connecticut Bar Association has announced several staff changes. Mary Etter, director of internal operations, will serve...

Nonprofits

SummerWind Back On Track

The SS&C SummerWind Performing Arts Center in Windsor has received more than $200,000 in funding to begin...

News

The Children’s Museum Kicks Off 14th Annual Gala

Over 250 guests attended A Child’s World, The Children’s Museum’s 14th annual gala held May 8 at...

Banking & Finance

State Takes Active Role In Managing Funds

Q&A talks investment strategy with State Treasurer Denise Nappier, who has made headlines for her aggressive stance...

Transportation

Hopes Are Sky High | Suffield Counts On Attraction Of Bradley

When Gary Francoeur chose to move the headquarters of his fledgling six-year-old company Arcor Laser Services to...

Transportation

Road Spurs Building

The company that owns about 35 acres in the Marketing Research Park on Route 75 in Suffield...

News

Desmond Ebanks, M.D., of Alternity Healthcare, a preventive medical practice

Q. You have brought the SphygmoCor CP system, a new cardiovascular test, to your practice at Alternity...

Banking & Finance

Reshaped Loans Set Record

The Great Recession is forcing Connecticut banks to restructure a record number of loans as borrowers continue...

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