September 26, 2016 EditionEdition

In today's competitive business world, the need to build and expand job competencies and professional know-how has never been greater.

The Deringer-Ney Inc. commercial property in Bloomfield's Ney Industrial Park is on the market for sale at $2.2 million or for lease, brokers say.

“Supervision Matters: 100 Bite-Sized Ideas to Transform You and Your Team” by Rita Sever (She Writes Press,...

Glastonbury resident Marien Zanyk walked on stage at a UConn auditorium in Farmington this month and looked out at an audience of more than 60 investors, bankers, attorneys and other supporters of the state's entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Kurt Barwis was an aspiring artist who loved to paint, draw and sculpt in high school, but interning as a messenger for a law firm active in entertainment exposed him to other possibilities. He met noted musicians, ran errands in a law partner's Porsche and saw a different side of life.

On the office wall of Frank Valente Jr.'s Laurel Street office is a framed original blueprint, circa 1860, of an insurance company's fire sprinkler system. Near that artifact is a framed original front page of The Connecticut Courant (later to be known as The Hartford Courant) from Sept. 24, 1798.

New Country Motor's third annual “Stuff a MINI to the Max” campaign provided hundreds of Hartford Public...

The sight of construction and work crews along Pratt Street in downtown Hartford since April has been frustrating for merchants, landlords, motorists and pedestrians.

Members of the Hartford Yard Goats staff, including General Manager Tim Restall, recently spent the day building...

Election-year politics often bring about grandiose promises from candidates looking to win office and this year is no different.

Q&A talks about the UConn School of Medicine's revised curriculum with Dr. Suzanne Rose, senior associate dean for education.

The talent pipeline for science, technology and advanced manufacturing jobs in the United States needs an enormous boost of interested kids — and fast.

The Connecticut Society of CPAs New and Young Professionals Group recently held its seventh annual Charity Kickball...

The Wilson-Gray YMCA Youth & Family Center received a $2,200 grant from The ValMark Securities Global Gift...

No matter their strengths, businesses, like people, are always at risk. Some dangers are so blatant they dare being ignored. But others, far less obvious, cause untold — and even fatal — damage, eating away and undermining a company's best efforts. Their work is insidious and relentless, going unnoticed until it's too late. And it all happens without anyone breaking a sweat.

Helmar Wolf, CEO of the Mill Restaurant Group, has been selected as the 2016 South Windsor Chamber...

When Jonas Rasmussen, a native of Denmark, arrived at the University of Hartford in 2015 to pursue a master's degree in business administration, it was in many ways the fulfillment of a dream.

Architectural photographer Heather Conley calls the people at the University of Hartford's Entrepreneurial Center a trusted team in her village of advisers, mentors and supporters.