September 16, 2013 EditionEdition

The Citizens Bank Foundation recently granted $20,000 to Hartford micro lender HEDCO for technology upgrades to its...

Medical device makers are retooling the way they develop products, placing a much sharper focus on cost containment and affordability to meet growing demands from their customers including hospitals and physicians.

It's no secret that the changing health care landscape is pressuring consumers to take more control over their own medical care and expenses.

Connecticut's residential real estate market is finally showing signs of life, nearly six years after the housing bubble burst, sending home sales and new construction into a tailspin.

Leslie Neal-Boylan, associate dean of the Quinnipiac University School of Nursing, has been selected as a fellow...

The fire engine red 17-foot long sandwich truck abutting Bushnell Park at lunch time represents a global...

“Manager 3.0: A Millennial's Guide to Rewriting the Rules of Management” By Brad Karsh and Courtney Templin...

The Bank of America Charitable Foundation recently announced that five students from the Hartford area were selected...

Marketing is too important to be left either to marketers or CEOs — but for different reasons.

As the Oct. 1 open enrollment period for the state's health insurance exchange inches closer, hospitals, doctors and insurers across Connecticut are scrambling to work out provider network contracts that many industry insiders say will ultimately decide the success or failure of the new online marketplace, which will allow individuals and businesses to shop for health insurance coverage.

How does a communications networking provider that counts police departments, hospitals and militaries among its core customers get access to Google Glass?

Since 2011, financial services jobs have been in recovery, a slow healing process after the dismal days of the economic crash.

The Connecticut Business & Industry Association's annual business climate survey found that executives' attitudes toward the state are the most negative they've been in 12 years.

Hop Meadow Country Club recently held its 5th Annual Patriot Golf Day outing benefitting the Folds of...

Q&A talks about Connecticut’s above average rate of workplace illnesses with Tim Morse, an occupational and environmental...

For the second time in three years, Hartford's renowned Mozzicato family of bakers is branching beyond their home turf.

Two Connecticut real estate investors have quietly sought and won approval for the state's first EB-5 visa center, which works with federal authorities to offer green cards in exchange for foreign investment.

Connecticut Landmarks recently broke ground on a yearlong renovation of the Amos Bull House in Hartford. The...

Hartford's property tax structure is a tangled mess that makes it very expensive to own and register a car in the city. The majority of residents drive to get around this state so Hartford's car tax is across the board punishing.