September 30, 2013 Edition - Hartford Business Journal

Manufacturing

Innovation rebound: Streamlined Gerber again seeks growth

After shedding several ancillary businesses, acquiring a few others and being taken over by a San Francisco-based private equity firm, officials from Tolland's Gerber Scientific say the company is making a comeback.

News

Patience required as Obamacare unfolds

Federal health care reform makes its big debut this week in Connecticut.

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Ride 2 Recovery Minuteman Challenge rolls through Hartford

More than 200 participants biked through Connecticut recently, stopping for a special ceremony in Hartford, during the...

Energy

Hospital’s $30M retrofit launches CT energy program

The 144-year-old Connecticut Valley Hospital campus in Middletown will receive a $30 million renovation as the inaugural project in the state's new program to significantly reduce government energy consumption.

Economy & Labor

Covidien seeks younger STEM workforce

Bryan Hanson wants to convert more interns.

News

St. Francis raises $900K at Miracles XXIV gala

Nearly 1,400 guests gathered at the Connecticut Convention Center for this year’s MIRACLES XXIV gala recently, presented...

Health Care

Business taxpayer guide to Obamacare

The Affordable Care Act adds or amends more than 40 provisions of the U.S. tax code.

Small Business

Survey: Small biz adopting new technology more quickly

Small businesses are becoming more tech savvy, adopting new gizmos and gadgets at a much faster rate...

News

CPA Society names 2013 emerging leaders

The Connecticut Society of CPAs recently announced its 2013 “New and Young Professionals to Watch,” a group...

Hospitality & Tourism

ING to end Hartford Marathon sponsorship

ING U.S. Inc. is not renewing its title sponsorship of the Hartford Marathon after this year's race, officials say.

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Advertising, Media & Marketing

Advertising thaw creates new options for raising capital

Connecticut residents shouldn't be surprised if they start seeing TV commercials or billboards promoting investment opportunities.

Real Estate & Construction

Ex-Acmat Plaza finds lease-up challenging

With Bank of America exiting in two months, the owner of The Plaza — formerly One Acmat...

News

Citizens Bank, New Britain Rock Cats, and Read to Grow Hold “Reading Books in Summer” Program

This summer, Citizens Bank teamed up with Read to Grow, the New Britain Rock Cats, and the...

News

Foley in, but GOP has long road ahead

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy may be ranked as one of the most vulnerable incumbents in the country,...

Economy & Labor

Obamacare forces changes in health spending accounts

Since its enactment, the Affordable Care Act has made many changes to the rules for deducting medical expenses. Several provisions that go into effect this year will impact the way many people fund their medical care.

News

Illustrating business strategy

“Picture Your Business Strategy — Transform Decisions with the Power of Visuals” by Christine Chopyak (McGraw-Hill, $27)....

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Duncaster charity golf tourney raises $46K for community projects

The Duncaster Retirement Community's Annual Golf Tournament raised more than $46,000 at this year's event held recently...

Hospitality & Tourism

Fall season to benefit CT tourism industry

The fall season in Connecticut is known for its spectacular foliage that covers the state with splashes of vibrant colors that attract tourists from across the Northeast.

News

AT&T: State needs new rules for 21st century technology

Q&A talks about how telecom giant AT&T is investing in new technologies and wireless networks with John Emra, the company's newest Connecticut president.

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