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March 1, 2007 EditionEdition

Future Of Net Phone Firm Vonage Hangs In Balance

 Verizon and Vonage last week presented opening statements in a patent-infringement case that could have a big...

Energy Fund Needs Our Backing

To The Editor: Regarding your Feb. 12 editorial, “A Clean Dirty Fund,” it must be a particularly slow...

Hospitals Operators Outline Insurance Plan | Say proposal will create insurance coverage for everyone

  The largest hospital operators in the country say providing health insurance for all Americans can be achieved...

Homebuying Gets Harder In Faltering Subprime Market

 Homeowners with troubled credit histories are finding it harder to get mortgages or refinance homes because softening...
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Workers Could Have Easier Time Unionizing

  Forklift driver Bill Lawhorn, who was fired after he was on the losing side of a bitterly...

Fed’s Scrutiny Sparks Firm’s Fast Growth | Nine-month old company managing $6 billion

 When the government starts scrutinizing an industry more closely, the affected businesses usually complain they’re being smothered.But...

And On This Floor, A Comeback | Shoppers want department store convenience, not niche expertise

When Federated Department Stores CEO Terry Lundgren graduated from college in 1975, he had 13 job offers,...

The $23 Million Man | United Technologies gives big paycheck to top leader

United Technologies Corp. Chief Executive George David, who led the company through a six-week strike at subsidiary...
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CRRA To Set Aside $70 Million

A Superior Court judge has told the state’s trash agency to set aside $70 million in case...

CBIA Leader Had Politics On His Mind

 Growing up and working summer jobs in the middle-class manufacturing community of New Britain shaped the future...

Hartford Housing Authority Settles Harassment Claim | Cash settlement, but no admission of wrongdoing

The Hartford Housing Authority has agreed to pay $50,000 to a former employee who had claimed she...

News Cos. See Local Web Growth | As revenue declines, on-line ads are lifeline

For all the sturm und drang about whether people are still reading newspapers, there’s one thing that...
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Of Note | March 5, 2007

OF NOTE   • The University of Connecticut recently opened its Graduate Business Learning Center in Hartford. The facility...

Questions To Ask Yourself

One prerequisite for growth entails understanding yourself. The questions below may help in this area. Following the...

Tech Firms In A Fever About Health Market | Tech companies see growth in medical field, stagnation elsewhere

  IBM, Intel, Microsoft and other tech companies are increasingly betting that the health care industry will help...

Blumenthal Investigating Insurer, Agent Commissions | Connecticut firms say they did nothing wrong

State Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said he has issued subpoenas as he investigates insurance broker commissions and...
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The Job I Long For, With Vim And Zest, Is Corporate Poetry At Its Best

Writing for the Hartford Business Journal is a good gig. Add up the money, the backdated options,...

National Economists Worry As Biz Spending Tightens

  Businesses are showing little appetite for investment in items such as heavy machinery and computers, a trend...

Denial Management Gets Doctors Paid

For years, Debbie DeCarlo, the billing manager of a Hartford cardiology group, battled health care insurers over...

Historic Error | Consultant’s report predicted wildly inflated attendance at Old State House

  When Connecticut Historical Society officials announced last week that the Old State House was in financial...
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Under Pressure, Payday Lenders Craft User Protections | National campaign planned to educate public, idea panned by consumer advocates

Under siege by state regulators, payday lenders unveiled voluntary consumer protections last week, including giving some borrowers...

Depositions On Deposits Return To Legislative Halls

In 1978, when the legislature was considering creating a bottle deposit program, a group of Teamsters drove...

Assisted Living Facility Bought For $16.7 Million

  Wellesley, Mass.-based Benchmark Assisted Living, which runs 43 assisted living facilities throughout New England, including in Avon,...

Hartford Rep. Wants More Urban Banking Commitment | Politician: Banks are leaving city residents to predatory lenders

 Exasperated at the prevalence of Hartford residents who throw away excessive portions of their paychecks to check-cashing...
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