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Jackson Laboratory president and CEO Edison Liu will be presented with the international Human Genome Organization's (HUGO)...

The nine-inch-thick, poured-in-place concrete skeleton of the old Hotel America/Sonesta/Clarion in downtown Hartford's Constitution Plaza has held...

As Connecticut looks to ease traffic on its major highways, the state is considering tolls that charge fluctuating rates based on congestion.

In honor of World Read Aloud Day, more than 20 Farmington Bank employees read to students at...

Most consumers wouldn't buy a car from a door-to-door salesman. Or a phone. Or even a vacuum.Yet,...

Wells Fargo recently awarded a $15,670 grant to support East Haddam's Goodspeed Musical's energy efficiency lighting project....

“Culture Without Accountability WTF? What's the Fix?” by Julie Miller and Brian Bedford (Criffel Publishing, $13.99). Accountability...

Panera Bread recently held a grand opening ceremony and “Baguette Cutting” for its new Southington bakery-café and...

The idea that marketing is something that companies do is so ingrained in the business mindset that it's impossible to think otherwise. Yet, that's exactly what needs to happen.

In 46 days, Republicans will gather to nominate their candidates for statewide offices feeling more confident of...

Kate Emery's latest venture — the establishment of a social enterprise incubator and co-working space in downtown Hartford — traces its roots to a simple question she asked herself in the late 1990s.

Connecticut's largest business lobby is pushing a bill in the state legislature that would give employers a break on unemployment insurance costs, but the measure faces a stiff challenge gaining widespread support.

The number of troubled and problematic banks in Connecticut shrunk to its lowest level in years, a sign the state's banking sector remains on stable ground despite a low interest rate environment that has put a squeeze on margins, according to financial health rankings by BauerFinancial, an independent bank analysis firm in Florida.

Q&A talks about the Bradley Development Zone with Patrick McMahon, economic development officer for the town of Suffield.

For Bill and Wayne Bray, their love of the jewelry business and attention to customer service can be traced almost 100 years ago to a great uncle who had a talent for watchmaking.

UnitedHealthcare has provided a $1 million grant to the Connecticut Children's Medical Center's Office for Community Child...

A few years ago, nine songs were played inside Shelton's Vazzy's Cucina restaurant that ended up costing owners John Vazzano and Vincent L. Noce $18,000.