March 16, 2015 Edition - Hartford Business Journal

Hospitality & Tourism

UConn, XL Center wrangle over short-term lease talks

As one of the XL Center's biggest tenants, UConn athletics is likely key to the Hartford arena's future.

Energy

Biggest stadium construction challenge: Transparency

What's the biggest challenge in building a baseball stadium in Hartford? It's not so much the physical difficulties.

Energy

CT companies advocate gay marriage to Supreme Court

Several Connecticut companies have joined forces with corporations across the nation to support gay marriage in a...

Real Estate & Construction

Farmington Bank Sponsors Eternal Flame At Iwo Jima Memorial

Sal Romano, left, vice president and commercial loan officer at Farmington Bank, presents a plaque to Mark...

Technology

Two Men And A Truck Donates over $4,000 and 95 Hours To CT Nonprofits

Rocky Hill-based Two Men and a Truck donated over $4,000 in moving services and financial contributions in...

Education

Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Hartford

Community Mental Health Affiliates (CMHA) announced that Beacon Prescriptions of New Britain donated $10,000 as the lead...

Real Estate & Construction

JumpingClay opens in Enfield

JumpingClay USA is opening later this week its first U.S. creative clay-arts academy in Enfield.

Foreign Trade

One of the subcontractors renovating a former downtown office tower into high-rise apartments is back at work and a second is close to returning after being sidelined for breaching state labor rules, authorities say.

Economy & Labor

Construction Institute looks to future with new exec. director

Q&A talks about construction industry trends with Nancy Greenwald, who recently took over as executive director of...

Advertising, Media & Marketing

Key CT biz leaders on hook for Back9 bets

Prominent Greater Hartford business, political, and athletic leaders collectively wagered millions of dollars on Back9Network, bets that are now in jeopardy as executives of the golf lifestyle media startup, which abruptly shuttered operations last month, make last-ditch attempts to salvage the business.

Energy

Mohegans seek more gaming markets

The incoming president of the Mohegan Tribe's gaming division plans to expand into four or five new markets in the next five to 10 years, while significantly lowering the casino's debt, as competition in the Northeast gaming sector heats up in the years ahead.

Economy & Labor

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