October 18, 2010 Edition - Hartford Business Journal

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Hartford Attorney’s Upbringing Shaped His Views on Diversity

Growing up in a single-parent home in upstate New York in the 1970s, Will Anthony remembers playing...

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State Needs To Develop Global Business Strategy

I read the platform of both major candidates for governor and I am disappointed. Their economic plans...

Economy & Labor

Revised Stream Flow Rules Seen As Threat To Business

The state legislature’s powerful regulations review committee is expected to vote next week on new, controversial guidelines...

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70-Year-Old Norwalk Firm Finds A Sweet Spot From Inclusion

Mary Rudkin knew the value of putting together the right ingredients inperfecting a product. Rudkin was...

Nonprofits

ON THIN ICE | Nonprofits On The Brink, United Way Survey Finds

Slammed by one of the worst recessions in recent history, a staggering 31 percent of the 100...

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The Great Recession Reveals Our Enemy

If The Great Recession ended some months ago, we here in Connecticut seem to be among those...

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MidState Opens Expanded Facilities

The ceremonial ribbon was cut Oct. 7 marking the opening of MidState Medical Center’s Emergency Department and...

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Inclusion Impacts Your Bottom Line

In my past professional life as a daily newspaper columnist I could expect a call or two...

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OF NOTE

Hanley To Receive O’Neill Legacy Award Mary Ann Hanley, who has worked for over 20 years...

Economy & Labor

DEP Wants More Staff, Cash To Speed Permitting

The state Department of Environmental Protection says it will need dozens of new staffers and hundreds of...

Economy & Labor

Three Pioneers To Enter Women’s Hall Of Fame

The 17th annual Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Celebration on Nov. 8 will feature...

Nonprofits

Nonprofits Join To Launch ‘I Care About Kids & I Vote’

A coalition of statewide nonprofits is citing hard data compiled by the Federal Reserve Board showing $16...

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By Cheating Bysiewicz, Court Cheated Us All

Connecticut Republicans are thrilled with the success of their lawsuit knocking Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz...

Economy & Labor

Movers & Shakers

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Economy & Labor

Building Company Culture For Long-Term Value

The trade of former New England Patriot Randy Moss to the Minnesota Vikings may have come as...

Nonprofits

Nonprofits Get Creative To Make Ends Meet

Connecticut nonprofits — some stretched to the hilt like pizza dough — have adopted austerity measures ranging...

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Fidelco ‘Night Of Heroes’ Raises $55,000

The Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation Inc. raised $55,000 at its first-ever “Night of Heroes” event Oct. 2...

Advertising, Media & Marketing

Two Books Encourage Alternative Solution Hunt

“Hacking Work: Breaking Stupid Rules for Smart Results” by Bill Jensen and Josh Klein, Portfolio, $25.95. ...

Small Business

Training Your Employees Is Good Business

Your company can have the most sophisticated equipment, the sleekest facilities, the best location and in-demand products,...

Real Estate & Construction

Hartford Construction Firm Reaches $1 Billion Milestone

Newfield Construction, a 43-year-old commercial construction company in Hartford, prides itself on its diversity of services. Now...

News

CRIS Radio Looks To New Technologies To Deliver News Broadcasts To Blind, Disabled | Nonprofit radio-reading service provides community connection

Carol Gillispie, who has been blind since she was 15 months old due to a rare form...

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