November 12, 2018 EditionEdition

Energy

🔒CT laying groundwork for next green wave: Hydrogen cars

Just as hundreds of public electric-vehicle charging stations have cropped up in Connecticut in recent years, helping put thousands of clean cars on the road, the stage is gradually being set for a new green transportation option — hydrogen vehicles.
Agriculture

🔒Farmer turned medical-marijuana grower Schaan bullish about industry’s future

Farmer turned medical-marijuana grower Greg Schaan is bullish about the industry's future.
Politics & Policy

🔒Tips for getting more positive online reviews

Want to get more positive reviews? Ask. No, really. It's that simple. But most businesses simply don't do it.
News

🔒Businesses join rally for bully-free communities in Middletown

Students, educators, business owners and community leaders came out to rally for bully-free communities at the EMPOWER...
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Retail

🔒Holiday gifts for the C-suite executive

The holidays are fast approaching and with them comes the pressure of buying the perfect presents for the C-level executives in your life. You want the gifts to be distinctive, but it doesn't hurt if there is a touch of practicality to them.
Politics & Policy

🔒It’s time for a state board of finance

For most people, reducing government spending is a dull topic.
Politics & Policy

🔒CT Republicans push further into irrelevancy

The Grand Old Party in Connecticut is once again the Grand Out of Power Party.
Real Estate & Construction

🔒Amid brick-and-mortar shakeup, Greater Hartford’s retail vacancy rate shrinks

Amid a brick-and-mortar shakeup, Greater Hartford's retail vacancy rate has declined. Find out why.
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News

🔒Gerald Berkowitz | Professor, UConn

Some pot plants at the University of Connecticut won't be in danger of confiscation by overzealous resident advisors.
News

🔒Bank of America, Habitat for Humanity partner on global build

Forty Bank of America employee volunteers teamed up with Habitat for Humanity of Hartford to build playhouses...
Real Estate & Construction

🔒Farmington startup Cytoveris probes optical sensing for cancer surgery

A serial Connecticut entrepreneur recently raised $3.7 million to help his latest startup, Farmginton-based Cytoveris, develop an imaging tool that assists surgeons in removing cancer tissue with greater precision.
News

🔒Powerful manager tools to build trust and teams

“The Manager's Answer Book” by Barbara Mitchell and Cornelia Gamlem (Career Press $16.99).Most manager's answer books deal...
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News

🔒USJ Women’s Leadership Center hosts forum

The Women’s Leadership Center recently hosted a forum at the University of St. Joseph. Based on the...
Energy

🔒How clean is hydrogen?

So, is hydrogen clean? Just like electricity, the answer depends on how it's sourced.
Education

🔒Study: Greater Hartford healthcare prices on par with national average

The Northeast is known as a high-cost healthcare region, so it may surprise some to learn that Hartford metro area healthcare prices are exactly on par with the national average.
Economic Development

🔒MetroHartford Alliance’s new direction focuses on economic development, revival of Hartford Chamber

As part of a new strategic plan, the MetroHartford Alliance is ramping up its economic-development role and reviving the Hartford Chamber brand.
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