October 26, 2015 EditionEdition

“Endless Encores — Repeating Success through People, Products and Profits” by Ken Goldstein (The Story Plant, $22.95). Goldstein, the former CEO of shop.com, tells the story of business travelers Paul […]

The Hartford Business Journal offered each broker one wave of a magic wand, to be granted the one action each was certain would benefit them, their clients and the Greater Hartford community.

As Canton's director of planning and community development, Neil Pade has noticed a shift in town over the past four years. He says the community — which saw its population grow 17 percent between 2000 and 2010 — has transitioned from defensively reacting to development opportunities to more proactively identifying commercial development residents desire.

Cheers for Ädelbrook, a wine-tasting fundraiser, raised over $16,000 for the children and young adults served by...

Leadership transitions tend to take place behind closed doors, where a small group tries to replace the...

Today, defense manufacturers in Connecticut need to be able to sell globally in order to compete. And...

Connecticut insurance brokers could see more business in the upcoming enrollment period, following several changes put in place by the state's health insurance exchange, Access Health CT.

Metal-alloy and precision-components maker Deringer-Ney Inc. is erecting a 100,000-square-foot plant, building on more than 21 recently acquired acres in Bloomfield, brokers say.

Michael Cantor and Hartford intellectual property law firm Cantor Colburn recently hosted an event to launch the...

A Manufacturing Mania event was held recently at the Bristol Boys and Girls Club to kickoff the...

Q&A talks about how Connecticut retailers are adapting to new credit card liability rules with Tim Phelan, president of the Connecticut Retail Merchants Association.

Republicans have had the luxury — or misfortune — of playing Monday-morning quarterback the last few years...

A merger of nearly 200 Hartford County doctors is all but complete.