May 29, 2017 EditionEdition

A litigious California company is attempting to squeeze more than $1.3 million from Connecticut restaurants and bars for allegedly showing professional boxing matches without a proper license.

Five individuals and organizations were honored at the annual Connecticut Governor's Conference on Tourism for their outstanding...

The strange dichotomy that is the city of Hartford has been on full display recently.

Comcast Business and CNBC's “The Profit” recently held a networking event with a panel discussion at Real...

Looking a gift horse in the mouth, so the adage goes, is an impolite act that any prudent recipient should avoid.

Members of the local NBC, CBS and Fox on-air morning news teams recently competed in a dance...

The $44 million mortgage on the suburban Hartford Marriott Farmington hotel is in default and is now in the hands of a special servicer, records show.

Great business leaders are more than just keen strategists or financial wizards.

In the waning weeks of the legislative session, electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla is pledging to open 10 stores in Connecticut by the end of 2018 if lawmakers approve a bill that would allow the company to sell its cars directly to consumers.

Connecticut private-sector workers received a pay raise in April.

A little-noticed bill passed by the General Assembly will continue to provide a liquidity lift to the state and some of Connecticut's larger banks and credit unions and the communities they serve.

Comcast recently presented United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut with an $8,000 award in support of...

Simsbury Bank was a gold sponsor of the 18th Annual Mayor's Charity Ball held at West Hartford's...

Governor Malloy's tentative deal for concessions from the state employee unions identifies the kind of savings state government should pursue. But while it may go as far as any Democratic governor could go, it doesn't go as far as the state should go and, given its financial disaster, as far as the state could go politically. Thus the deal makes an argument that the state's next governor should be a Republican, if he or she isn't just another self-funding ignoramus.