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How To Spend A Rebate Check

“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish...

Gridiron To Playground

Frederick A. Leone knows a thing or two about being physically active. The former captain of Yale...

Road Show Will Feature Foreclosed Properties

As the remnants of failed mortgages begin to pile up, companies are looking for opportunities beneath the...

Putting It Off – Again

Twice in the last 20 years the Connecticut legislature has put off painful budget decisions until after...
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Economy Hits Casinos

The pressures of a weak economy — concerns about job security and rising prices for gas, food,...

Try Ways To Cut Down On Gas Costs

Four dollars a gallon! That’s the cost of regular gasoline where I live—and the national average has...

GROUP GOLFS AND GIVES

Crowley Auto Group donated proceeds from the fall golf tournament totaling $60,000 to the Juvenile Diabetes Research...

May 12, 2008 — Of Note

  • Visual Concepts Media in Windsor won a Gold Addy award for the production of a...
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A LEAGUE OF CHAMPIONS

Citizens Bank Connecticut named the Urban League of Greater Hartford its Champion in Action. The organization was...

Troubled Chain Gets Financing | Retail chain receives bankruptcy nod, borrows $700 million to ‘normalize vendor relationships’ and meet obligations

New Jersey-based Linens Holding Co. — which operates the Linens ’n Things retail chain — has received...

Typing Course Eased Switch From Stage To Nonprofits

Kim Hathaway got her first job working as an usherette in a movie theater. It was around...

Despite ‘Disappointing’ 2007, BofA’s Lewis Made $25 Million

Each year, many quirky individuals waving a few shares of stock express their viewpoints through shareholder proxy...
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CT Home Sales, Prices Dip In March And First Quarter

Connecticut is no longer immune to the declines in home prices and sales that have enveloped the...

IT Jobs Plummet | Demand for tech workers drying up in ailing financial sector

The slowing economy appears to have claimed another victim — Connecticut’s IT job market. Since...

OPENING NIGHT FOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

The Hartford Children’s Theatre hosted a meet and greet event to welcome executive director Dulcie Giadone. Guests...

May 12, 2008 — State Contracts

Here are the latest bids for products and services received by the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services...
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Key Air Takes Aim At The Affluent | Regulatory dispute halts private aviation company’s expansion

For some in the state, business is booming. In fact, Key Air is running out of room...

Corp. Defaults On Upswing

Companies counting on consumers spending like there’s no tomorrow are finding tomorrow may not be as bright...

May 12, 2008 — Movers & Shakers

William Brady was named store director at Tiffany & Co. in West Hartford. Brady was formerly store...

Bills Axed | Insurance premium tax cut, regional compact plans die

Facing a nearly $70-million budget deficit, state lawmakers axed several key pro- business bills while approving the...
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Minority Firms Need Growth

Minority-owned businesses need to grow rapidly, by acquisition if necessary, to have the best chance of competing...

AN OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD SHOW

Comcast and The Science Channel brought 200 Hartford area school children to the Bow Tie Cinema in...

Health Center Article Missed Key Finding

To the editor: Normally, we would be grateful for the Hartford Business Journal’s interest in...

CT Home Builders See A Glimmer | National report predicts state will rebound later this year

Home building permits in Connecticut dipped 15 percent in the first quarter, but a recent national study...
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Single-Stream Recycling On The Way

The Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority is set to spend $3 million of its own cash to convert...

Banking On Downtown | Sovereign moving area HQ into renovated historic space

At the end of June, Sovereign Bank will abandon one downtown location and move one block...

Creativity Does Not Require Genius

Based upon an independent survey of advertising and marketing executives, which was reported in USA Today, there...

All In A Name | Credit union’s name change boosted membership numbers

Every year for 11 years in a row, the Hamilton Sundstrand Federal Credit Union lost members. ...
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Wall Street Eyes Stores Likely To Attract Rebates

Give them cash, and they will shop. That’s the idea behind the government’s save-the-economy tax...

Editorial On Delivery Tax Was ‘Spot On’

To The Editor, As the president of the Connecticut Messenger Courier Association, it was gratifying to...

CEO: Xerox Able To Weather Downturn | Company lost $244 million in first quarter

Xerox Corp. will continue relying on fast-growing color products as a staple in its revenue and earnings...

A State Slogan, Anyone?

Your house? It’s worth nothing. Not that anyone could afford to buy it, anyway. Gas is about...
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GE Money’s Plan to Quit Lending Hits RV Makers

News that GE Money plans to quit the consumer RV lending business sent shares of recreational vehicle...

HEARTS BEAT TOGETHER

Employees at Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford observed the National Wear Red Day from...
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