October 19, 2020Edition

Early last month, Windsor’s Cooperative Systems, a managed-IT services provider, purchased Manchester-based Fandotech, including its employees, client base and data center. If the global pandemic has decimated certain sectors of […]

After Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf recently stated that there is “a very limited pool of Black talent to recruit from,” I did a quick random search on LinkedIn and discovered quite a few Black professionals actively looking for work. I decided to use my LinkedIn timeline to feature a few of those professionals.

The notorious Connecticut environmental law, the Transfer Act, is broken and a hurdle to investment, redevelopment and even the cleanup of contaminated sites.

Give — but also get involved — is the motto of two of Hartford’s most active philanthropists, Bob Patricelli and JoAnn Price.

It’s still too early to measure the outsized impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on downtown Hartford’s...

Productivity at Hartford’s Covr Financial Technologies soared this spring when it abruptly shifted to remote work in the throes of the coronavirus outbreak in March.

As the COVID-19 pandemic stretches into its seventh month, with no imminent end in sight, many business...

When Bonnie Del Conte joined CONNSTEP as CFO in 2003, it was a Rocky Hill-based free-standing consulting firm for manufacturing companies.

In the midst of a historic pandemic that’s battered Connecticut’s economy and left gaping holes in upcoming state budgets, deciding to leave a private-sector career to become the face of business interests at the state Capitol might seem like a risky move for most people. Not Chris DiPentima.

While Middletown’s Liberty Bank plans to launch its first online-only or “digital bank” in 2021, that strategy isn’t for everyone, including one of Liberty’s largest local competitors.

Liberty Bank has built the third-largest market share among Connecticut-based banks, but the Middletown mutual lender doesn’t plan to rest on its laurels.

It’s always tough for a municipality when a major employer downsizes or leaves town entirely, something Enfield has experienced a few times in recent years.