March 29, 2007 Edition - Hartford Business Journal

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Conn. Leads U.S. In Personal Income

Connecticut residents again had the highest per capita incomes in the country last year, according to statistics...

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Why State’s Financial Control System Is A Good Thing For Conn. Taxpayers

In the business of politics, the way to avoid controversy is to play it safe and not...

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St. Francis Snags Top Ortho Docs | Move takes shot at Hartford Hospital specialty, plans new institute

Last week, when a radio ad touted Hartford Hospital’s joint replacement program as one of the best...

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Of Note — April 2, 2007

OF NOTE • Solucient 100 Top Hospitals: National Benchmarks for Success named the University of Connecticut Health Center...

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Empty Spaces May Have Saved MetLife | Vacant AT&T lot sought for parking, but phone company dawdled

As do many real estate decisions in the city of Hartford, the question of whether MetLife would...

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Travelers Sets Sights On Small Tech Co. Problems | New product will insure for loss of Web revenue, site failure

Retail shops insure themselves against stolen or destroyed merchandise – but if a company’s product is its...

Manufacturing

Stem Cell Chiefs, Investors Converge In City | Hartford hosts international forum on hot biotech topic

Scientists say commercialization of stem cell research is a decade off — at least — but that...

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Rein In The Courts

The Connecticut Bar Association is having a panic attack. And in the process it’s spitting and spewing...

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Take A Walk In Your Customer’s Shoes

In order to truly understand what I am experiencing, you need to walk in my shoes. We’ve...

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Circuit City’s Firings Put Focus On Workers

Circuit City Stores’ decision to lay off 3,400 employees in order to hire lower-paid replacements is raising...

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A Shocking Approach To Lobbying A Lawmaker

There’s no shortage of gimmicks and handouts from lobbying groups trying to get legislators to understand their...

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Hawthorne Inn Changes Hands | Landmark Berlin hotel sells for $3.2M

Sixty-three years after their parents first bought it, the three siblings who own the Hawthorne Inn have...

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Sovereign Moving Conn. HQ To Hartford | Regional offices leaving West Hartford center

The spot on the corner of Trumbull and Asylum Streets, home to a string of nightclubs in...

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A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum

The nonprofit he founded has been responsible for laughter, tears, applause, lots of questions and for packing...

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Home Depot Warehouse Sold For $19.5M

In a $19.5 million deal, a New York-based real estate owner and developer sold The Home Depot...

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A Million Dollar Promise | How one nonprofit fundraiser is reaching for an improbable goal

When Anthony Sisti told the local Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation board that he wanted to do something...

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Surviving Another’s Bankruptcy

Dec. 29, 2006, was not a good day. That’s the day my distributor declared bankruptcy. Like many...

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