September 1, 2014 EditionEdition

Mark Burzynski doesn't hold back when he talks about the impact his 69-year old, automated assembly equipment manufacturing company has had on the medical device industry.

Some of us realize we are leaders early in life; others may become one over time. In...

Morgan Stanley recently provided a $50,000 grant to Connecticut Food Bank to fund its Kids' BackPack Program,...

Twenty Connecticut high school students traveled to China this summer to complete a year-long program that began...

“Late-Blooming Entrepreneurs: 8 Principles for Starting a Business After Age 40” by Lynne Beverly Strang (White Chimney...

Nearly 80 people gathered for the recent 2014 STEM Scholarship Gala hosted by the Southern New England...

Q&A talks about recent legislative changes to the state's Manufacturing Reinvestment Account with co-creator Jamison Scott, who is the executive vice president and corporate officer of Woodbridge-based Air Handling Systems.

The Connecticut Wine Trail for years has served as a key marketing tool for the state's wine industry, helping drive interest and promotion to many of the state's vineyards.

The Far East's ambition to become a worldwide renewable energy leader has made some Connecticut companies a prime acquisition target of Asian investors.

The past 12 years at the Hartford Business Journal have been the most rewarding of my entire...

New Britain's Hospital for Special Care (HSC) recently honored four area students for their academic achievements. The students...

Millennials are the current and future leaders of our community. They contribute to our workforce, vibrant neighborhoods...

Savings Institute Bank & Trust has broken ground for a Tolland branch office, on Merrow Road.The 1,496-square-foot...

If you're looking for one issue that seems to be bringing together candidates from all political stripes...

The former manager of Hartford's two city-owned golf courses — terminated from his contract last year over lack of upkeep — has faced a string of lawsuits over the past few years, mostly for unpaid bills, culminating recently in the foreclosure and bankruptcy of his Bloomfield golf course.