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Dear Editor: Your recent piece (“CT attorneys, businesses seek legal payday with junk faxes,” Jan. 9) highlights the importance of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), but misses key elements […]

With the changing tides in Washington D.C., the healthcare industry is headed into another year of great...

Shana Schlossberg envisions her new venture in downtown Hartford's Stilts Building to be a hive of entrepreneurial and creative energy that will spin off new high-tech businesses, grow existing ones, foster investments, launch connections, inspire youth, create jobs and fuel game-changing robotic and wearable technology innovations that could be manufactured here.

In 2009, Brian Savo, a husband, father of two children, and an active hockey player for most of his life, was diagnosed with ALS (amyotropic lateral sclerosis), a disease that degenerates the nerves that control muscle movement.

Spencer Houldin enjoys traveling and meeting people, which is good because he's doing a lot of both in his new role as chairman of the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (IIABA).

The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday filed antitrust lawsuits seeking to block Anthem's acquisition of Cigna and the merger of Aetna and Humana. As a result, Connecticut insurance regulators say they have immediately tabled their review of Anthem's application.

Pratt & Whitney's Wasp engine was officially designated as a historic engineering landmark by the American Society...

The USB Foundation recently distributed $165,750 to 28 nonprofit agencies whose services cover western Connecticut. The USB...

A Mansfield apartment development could raise 60 percent of its needed $20 million through a federal program that provides visas in exchange for investments.

The economy of Connecticut, and indeed the country, has fundamentally changed since the economic recession of 2008.