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Hoping for Capital Gains

Hoping for Capital Gains

With bank lending still hard to come by, small companies seek financing alternatives

 

As the recession stubbornly refuses to g...

We Have Met The Solution and It Is Us

We Have Met The Solution and It Is Us

For those that would worry about the future and our ability to solve our pressing environmental problems we offer you proof t...

A Westerner Takes the Reins at Southern -On the Record May 2012:

A Westerner Takes the Reins at Southern -On the Record May 2012:

Papazian hopes to broaden SCSU’s community engagement

On February 1 Mary Papazian became president of the Southern Connecticut...

Boost Bottom Line Through Energy Efficiency

Boost Bottom Line Through Energy Efficiency

The week of May 20-26 is National Small Business Week — a week to honor small-business owners nationwide and a time to recogn...

Indigo By The Water to open in former Cabo Restaurant Location

Attached please find a press release regarding the opening of the new restaurant, Indigo By The Water. Indigo By The Water wil...

UTC To Exit Wind Business

UTC To Exit Wind Business


HARTFORD — United Technologies Corp . is finalizing negotiations for the sale of its Rocketdyne space unit, a transaction that ...

New & Improved Technologies to Treat Patients

New & Improved Technologies to Treat Patients

Health-care providers leverage next-generation technologies to treat patients

There are few things that seem more of-the-futur...

So How We Doing?

So How We Doing?

It could be worse as commercial construction moves ahead "cautiously"

The downturn in the nation’s economy has affected constr...

New Trade Group Looks to Hartford


Alliance of Small Manufacturers calls on lawmakers to take action

NEW HAVEN — A new trade group has been organized to represen...

Going to Where the Patients Are

Going to Where the Patients Are

Increasingly downtown hospitals rely on satellite facilities to reach consumers beyond the city center

For someone living outs...

Malloy Gets Sunday Sales (Sort Of)

Malloy Gets Sunday Sales (Sort Of)

Lawmakers approve partial package pushed by governor

HARTFORD — The topic of the revision of Connecticut liquor laws remains i...

OPINION: Courant Profits From Pimping Children

Should Connecticut try to prevent the Tribune Co. — publishers of the Hartford Courant , the New Haven and Hartford Advocate , Fai...

CII Rocks Raditaz’s World With Pre-Seed $$

CII Rocks Raditaz’s World With Pre-Seed $$

SOUTH GLASTONBURY — Streaming music platform Raditaz is getting a $150,000 boost from Connecticut Innovations Inc. (CII) to adv...

Mothers of Invention

Mothers of Invention

State St.’s MakeHaven the newest ‘co-working’ space

NEW HAVEN — “Co-working” space is on the rise, and New Haven certainly is ...

The New Math for Hospitals

The New Math for Hospitals


Reflecting industry-wide realities, both New Haven and Waterbury will see their two major hospitals become one


If current plan...

YNHH Plans No. Haven Outpatient Center

NORTH HAVEN — Yale-New Haven Hospital (YNHH) will move ahead with its plans to develop an outpatient center in the former AT&...
Tech Women Honored

Tech Women Honored

EAST HARTFORD — Several local women were given top honors from the Connecticut Technology Council as part of its annual Women ...

Startups Get Accelerator Cash

Startups Get Accelerator Cash

NEW HAVEN — Six local startups have been selected to receive $25,000 each in funding from Connecticut Innovations Inc.’s (CII...

Hate Gas Prices? Electricity’s Next

Hate Gas Prices? Electricity’s Next

The media have been claiming so for years. And in 2011, their assertion was finally accurate.

Last year’s average gasoline pri...

Compromised Minimum Wage Bill Moves Forward

HARTFORD — Connecticut’s minimum wage is one step closer to going up.

A bill passed by the state Labor and Employees Committee March 15 would raise the state minimum ...

Compromised Minimum Wage Bill Moves Forward

HARTFORD — Connecticut’s minimum wage is one step closer to going up.

A bill passed by the state Labor and Employees Committee March 15 would raise the state minimum ...

SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR 2011/12 - The Grove

SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR 2011/12 - The Grove

From The Grove flows a ‘river’ of innovation and collaboration

The times certainly are a-changin’, and the way we view and conduct business is, too.

Whether it’s the e...

Bespoke To Go Moroccan

NEW HAVEN — Bespoke Restaurant and Lounge, the popular College Street eatery known for its French-inspired cuisine and long-running property dispute with Yale Univer...

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Business Buyers Less Wary

Business Buyers Less Wary

After four somnambulant years, M&A activity heats up in state

Starting a business is fraught with stress and uncertainty, but also a sense of naïve optimism. You’...

Sales April 2012

Sales April 2012

Master of Disaster

BRANFORD –– Milica Sekerovic has purchased a 2,354-square-foot commercial condominium unit at 65-6 North Branford Road in the Millbrook Business Cond...

RESIDENTIAL GREEN PROJECT: Holly Street Homes/Bridgeport Neighborhood Trust

RESIDENTIAL GREEN PROJECT: Holly Street Homes/Bridgeport Neighborhood Trust

240 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport

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Elizabeth Torres, executive director

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A Green Roof Over Their Heads

Green mission: Helps families with low to modera...

Big Guns Honored

Angel Commercial, LLC, Press/Cuozzo Commercial Realtors and Cushman & Wakefield are among the Westchester (N.Y.)/southern Connecticut winners of the 2011 CoStar Pow...

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Minority Contract Audit

BRIDGEPORT — An independent law firm will conduct a review of and examine Bridgeport’s adherence to its minority-contracting ordinance, Mayor Bill Finch has announce...

Rosa’s Not in the Red

Working-class hero DeLauro among richest members of Congress

NEW HAVEN — That staunch champion of the 99 percent is herself a member of the one percent.

That’s right: ...

It’s the Jobs, Stupid

It’s the Jobs, Stupid

But will Connecticut’s new ‘jobs bill’ actually put people back to work?

In August, during a visit to New Haven as part of his jobs tour, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy (pictu...

CT Plays ‘Start Me Up’

Malloy plans initiative to encourage entrepreneurs

 

HARTFORD — While the hundreds of millions awarded to corporate giants like ESPN and UBS as part of his “First Five...

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OPINION: Courant Profits From Pimping Children

Should Connecticut try to prevent the Tribune Co. — publishers of the Hartford Courant , the New Haven and Hartford Advocate , Fairfield County Weekly newspapers and owner...

2011: The Year in Review in Marketing

2011: The Year in Review in Marketing

A good early indicator of which way the economy is trending may be found in  marketing budgets. And many early indicators point to a growth trajectory, according to ...

Devil’s Gear Recognized by Trade Publication

NEW HAVEN — Bicycling Magazine has named the Devil’s Gear Bike Shop one of the 100 best bicycle shops in the United States. In a September article headlined “On Hallowed...

Curtis Goes ‘Green to Gold’

Curtis Goes ‘Green to Gold’ NEWTOWN — Curtis Packaging of Sandy Hook is cited in Daniel C. Esty’s and P.J. Simmons’ recently released Green to Gold Business Playbook as an exemplar of implementing ...
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Put the Pedal to the Metal

Spectra Energy of Houston, Tex. has proposed a $500 million expansion of the existing Algonquin (Natural) Gas Transmission pipeline. The goal is to augment the carry...

Pratt &Whitney Hits Milestone with Turkey

EAST HARTFORD — Pratt & Whitney ’s Turkish Engine Center recently delivered its 100 th overhauled CFM56 jet engine to Turkish Airlines .

The engine center is a joint ve...

UTC To Exit Wind Business

UTC To Exit Wind Business


HARTFORD — United Technologies Corp . is finalizing negotiations for the sale of its Rocketdyne space unit, a transaction that is expected to take place at the end of ...

Sikorsky Gets Gold, Diamonds For Excellence

STRATFORD — Sikorsky Aircraft ’s Cherokee Nation Industries facility was certified as a UTC Supplier Gold site, making it the 15th Sikorsky supplier to be awarded for ...

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Reducing Hospital Readmissions

Reducing Hospital Readmissions

NEW HAVEN — A local coalition called the Greater New Haven Coalition for Safe Transitions and Readmission Reductions (GNH CoSTARR) is one of 30 community-based progr...

MidState’s Dubin Earns Designation

MidState’s Dubin Earns Designation

MERIDEN — Howard Dubin , MD, director of the Hospitalist Service at MidState Medical Center , has earned the Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation from t...

You Say It’s Your Birthday

You Say It’s Your Birthday NEW HAVEN — A bevy of moms, babies and VIPs celebrated the first birthday of the Dr. Romeo A. and Lena B. Vidone Birth Center at the Hospital of Saint Raphael on Friday...

CHC Offers New HIV/Hep C Program

MIDDLETOWN —  Community Health Center Inc . (CHC) has launched a state-of-the-art, evidence-based program known as CHC Project ECHO Hepatitis C/HIV. CHC is one of the ...

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Drones To Fly Over UConn

Drones To Fly Over UConn

STORRS — It looks like there will be a different set of wings over Storrs.

The University of Connecticut was granted authority by the Federal Aviation Administration (F...

CII Connects Innovators via Mobile App

ROCKY HILL — Connecticut Innovations Inc. (CII) has ventured into the mobile arena by releasing its own smart phone application, CT iHUB Mobile.

The app allows members ...

BioRelix Gets More Antibiotics Money

BioRelix Gets More Antibiotics Money

NEW HAVEN — Antibiotics developer BioRelix received a $269,160 follow-on investment from Connecticut Innovations Inc . (CII) for continued research.

The company is develo...

CyVek Gets $3M For Drug Research

WALLINGFORD — Biotech company CyVek Inc . has received $3 million in funding for its drug discovery research.

The company is developing a testing system for performing ...

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Almanac May 2012

Steel Firm Faces Fine

TRUMBULL —  Steel contractor American Building, LLC faces $51,700 in proposed fines ordered by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safet...

New Adventures in Coworking

New Adventures in Coworking

NEW HAVEN — Sure, working from home has its advantages. There are also, as Valeria Roncoli found, limitations.

“I was very alone. I was always complaining about being...

Calendar May 2012

SPECIAL EVENTS

Join the Crossroads Venture Group for Endowment & Foundation Venture Investing. Academic endowments and foundations are among the largest institution...

WHO’S WHAT, WHERE May 2012

WHO’S WHAT, WHERE May 2012

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has nominated Arthur H. House of Simsbury to serve as a director of the state’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA). House most recently...

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$343K for Lefty Center Sparks Flap

NEW HAVEN — A proposal to give more than $300,000 in state assistance to a New Haven community center with ties to the Communist Party was pulled abruptly off the St...

First Niagara Refinances Sports Center

SHELTON — First Niagara Financial Group has completed a $4.5 million commercial mortgage refinancing loan with the Sports Center of Connecticut, located on River Roa...

Hoping for Capital Gains

Hoping for Capital Gains

With bank lending still hard to come by, small companies seek financing alternatives

 

As the recession stubbornly refuses to go away, smaller companies are finding th...

So How We Doing?

So How We Doing?

It could be worse as commercial construction moves ahead "cautiously"

The downturn in the nation’s economy has affected construction in Connecticut as well, with new ...

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Selling Out Our Kids

When push came to shove on public-school reform, we found out who really runs Hartford. And it isn’t the lawmakers at the Capitol

It’s the unions.

On March 26 it becam...

UNH Revamps Exec MBA Program

New themes, new location on tap this spring

NEW HAVEN — The University of New Haven’s College of Business will offer a restructured Executive MBA (EMBA) program in sp...

LEGACY AWARD 2011/12 - Hamden Hall Country Day School

LEGACY AWARD 2011/12 -  Hamden Hall Country Day School

Hamden Hall celebrates a centennial of molding young people into lifelong learners

It’s hardly unusual for a school to recruit students based on their athletic gifts....

Top Execs to Team-Teach Biz at QU

HAMDEN — Four of the nation’s most prominent corporate executives are heading back to the college classroom.

Robert Castrignano, principal of Sandler O’Neill + Partn...

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