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CRIS Radio’s 20th Annual Golf Classic, sponsored by New Country Motor Cars of Hartford, was attended by over 100 golfers at Tunxis Golf Plantation in Farmington. Funds raised by the […]

Some of the biggest names in music have relied on a small South Windsor company to help deliver just the right sound in their live performances or studio recordings.

Lots of early stage businesses are popping up these days. And for many entrepreneurs, finding an angel investor is an important part of the growth of the company. After all, angel investors can be very valuable, both for their money and expertise. With these considerations in mind, here are six things to think about to help determine if an angel investor is in your future.

Connecticut Children's Medical Center has been named a Best Children's Hospital and Best Children's Hospital for Emergency...

I have spent my entire career in the nonprofit sector. During most of those 40 years, I have worked hard to build strong ties to the business community, but my rationale for doing so has evolved.

Northstar Wealth Partners employees recently volunteered to assist Habitat for Humanity in completing a new home for...

Civil rights scholar Frederick M. Lawrence and Philadelphia Inquirer editor and Trinity College alum William K. Marimow...

Imagine a Connecticut in which home rule wasn't ingrained in our culture and West Hartford, Hartford and East Hartford were combined into one city.

The casino industry's search for the answer to luring a new generation of players has turned to esports and the differing approaches being taken by Connecticut and nearby casinos could define the competitive landscape for years to come.

In Durham, a longtime selectman is urging officials and residents to consider taking an exceedingly rare step in Connecticut: merge with a neighboring town.

Shadow Work — The Unpaid, Unseen Jobs that Fill Your Day by Craig Lambert (Counterpoint Press, $16.95).Soaring...

It can be a challenging environment for family businesses these days, especially as technology needs mount and aging owners face pressure to determine who will lead the company into the next generation.

Like a relief pitcher brought in with the bases loaded, no outs and asked to shut down the opponent, Brad Smith has a difficult task. He's up to it.