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November 4, 2013 EditionEdition

Education

Retail facility managers must embrace technology

Q&A talks about new trends in retail facility management with Tim Backstrom, director of facilities management at...
Economic Development

Entrepreneurs, innovation key to Hartford’s future

We live between two regions ranked No. 5 and 6 globally as entrepreneurial hotspots, New York and...
Advertising, Media & Marketing

CT Green Guide publishes Winter edition

The Winter issue of the Connecticut Green Guide features insight into the solar industry, power outages businesses, holistic eating, and Frog City Fuel.
Energy

$10M Bristol Boys & Girls Club underway

Ground has broken for the new, $10 million Bristol Boys & Girls Club and Family Center.When the...
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Economy & Labor

It’s time to move ahead on energy efficiency

Energy efficiency is in the air. Gov. Dannel P. Malloy declared October to be “Energize Connecticut Month”...
Politics & Policy

Realty marketing tips, trends to consider in 2014

It has been a tough real estate market, but recent reports show evidence of growth with Connecticut...
Real Estate & Construction

How to survive a merger

Mergers are risky, and the chance for failure is high: Two-thirds of corporate marriages fail to produce...
Economy & Labor

Adams & Knight exec inducted into hall of fame

Bill Knight, principal and chief marketing officer of integrated marketing firm Adams & Knight in Avon, was...
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Nonprofits

Farmington Bank Foundation makes donations to local nonprofits

The Farmington Bank Foundation made several donations to local nonprofits as the bank marked the opening of...
Energy

Submetering fuels $3.1M energy efficiency fight

One of the state's most energy efficient buildings has been denied millions of dollars in energy efficiency incentives for four years, the result of a fight between a prominent Connecticut developer and United Illuminating with far-reaching impacts on Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's energy policy.
Technology

McLean golf tourney raises $40K to benefit home care and hospice

The McLean Volunteer Golf Committee netted $40,000 to benefit McLean Home Care and Hospice through its 23rd...
Energy

Learn Sandy’s lesson

The federal government is providing Connecticut another $65 million for Superstorm Sandy recovery, bringing the state's total...
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Economy & Labor

Manes & Motions Raises $73K at Annual Dinner

The 14th Annual Manes & Motions Celebrity Waiter Dinner & Auction held at the Aqua Turf Club...
Technology

Failure is a means to success

“How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big: Kind of the Story of My Life”...
Accounting

If cash is king, is barter smarter?

As the owner of downtown Hartford’s Black-eyed Sally’s, James Varano is no stranger to cash transactions. In...
Arts & Culture

CT property owners face tsunami of flood insurance hikes

If you own a piece of property on the Connecticut shoreline or in close proximity to a river, you may soon be facing a shocking bill for flood insurance: $4,000, $6,000, $10,000, or more.
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Banking & Finance

Rockville Bank hosts Easter Seals golf tournament reception

Rockville Bank recently hosted the first pre-tournament reception to kick off Easter Seals Capital Region & Eastern...
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