September 25, 2017 EditionEdition

The economic distress facing Hartford (and the entire state) has been attracting national media attention and analysis.

For the 10th consecutive year, Hovin Underwriting Partners of Simsbury has donated backpacks and school supplies to...

Q&A talks with Jonathan Johnson who is the owner of SnapSeat, a photo booth rental company based in Hartford.

Alexion's planned headquarters move to Boston shows a lack of vision and business sense.

Farmington's Mobile Sense Technologies has been awarded a $225,000 federal grant to support a clinical trial of its wearable technology meant to detect abnormal heart rhythms called arrhythmias.

“How to Start Your Very First Business” by Warren Buffett's Secret Millionaires Club (Downtown Bookworks, $14.99).

Just as many employers outsource payroll functions to a third party, some insurance agencies and brokers outsource their tracking of myriad state regulations.

Richard Mercer's first experience with Bikram yoga 14 years ago left him conflicted.

There is a great deal of focus lately on the gig economy and gig entrepreneurs. Uber and Airbnb are two obvious examples of the popularity of independence as a gig entrepreneur. I was speaking with a friend recently and her son is a prime example of a niche gig entrepreneur.

It could be the last gasp for Connecticut's tobacco prevention and cessation program.

Hamden architecture and engineering firm Hoffmann Architects recently commemorated the founding of the firm 40 years ago,...

The new 114-room Delamar hotel in West Hartford's Blue Back Square exudes luxury.

Heidi Ferris, human resources manager, and Christy Sidavong, event manager, of the Hilton Hartford, participated in the...

Martin Rosol's President Sarah Rosol recalls a loyal customer who made weekly meat runs from South Carolina to Connecticut. After he and his wife moved from New Britain he complained to friends that he couldn't find a decent hot dog. So, whenever he made the 12-and-a-half-hour trek north to the Rosol's store he brought back four, three-pound boxes of meat.

After four years of work developing a small device to help orthopedic screws better grip surgery patients' bones, Manchester's Woven Orthopedics has hit a major milestone.

Check out the latest edition of our quarterly magazine Greater Hartford Health.

YHB Investment Advisors of West Hartford recently collected new backpacks for The Town That Cares' Back-to-School Backpack...