November 18, 2013 Edition - Hartford Business Journal

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Nappier announces CHET Advance Scholarship winners

State Treasurer Denise L. Nappier recently gathered with the winners of the 2013 CHET Advance Scholarship Program...

Small Business

CT women-owned businesses growing

Like most successful entrepreneurs, Juli Muncaster knows how to survive an economic meltdown.

Economic Development

Hartford must use jobs to attract young professionals

Vibrant cities rely on young professionals.

Real Estate & Construction

Foxwoods mall will miss Christmas 2014

Construction realities appear to have crushed hopes that the new Tanger outlet mall at the Foxwoods casino would be open in time for next year's Christmas shopping season.

Accounting

CT state finances: Trick or Treat?

On Halloween, Connecticut Treasurer Denise Nappier announced the results of the Generally Accepted Accounting Principle Conversion Bond sale to close the state's budgetary GAAP deficit.

Retail

Business execs 2013 holiday wish list

The question of what to get the boss who has everything or the business executive with no free time is always a tough one at the holidays. But here are five technology choices — in an array of prices — that might just hit the mark for you this holiday season.

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Pratt & Whitney helps Juvenile diabetes research foundation raise $157,000

The Greater Hartford Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation recently held its annual JDRF Walk to...

Real Estate & Construction

Hfd. Dunkin’ Donuts bows

Central Connecticut's largest Dunkin' Donuts franchisee has replaced an older coffee shop with a new one, both on Farmington Avenue in midtown Hartford.

Hospitality & Tourism

Hartford Club seeks $1M relief from bank debts

The Hartford Club wants $1 million from its members by the end of the year to pay down $1.2 million in debts to Berkshire Bank, as the 140-year-old organization is behind on its loan payments.

Economic Development

Hartford seeks out young professionals

As young professionals seek a different work-life balance than previous generations, Hartford businesses and officials are striving to make the Capital City a place where up-and-coming employees feel at home.

Real Estate & Construction

Demand lets landlords push new amenities, higher rents

Martin Kenny and other in- and out-of-state landlords are riding a cresting wave of what they say is a strong demand for more new or updated apartments throughout Connecticut. It is, some say, the region's biggest torrent of new multi-family housing construction in decades.

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