Read about the winners of Hartford Business Journal's inaugural community giving awards, which spotlight philanthropic and nonprofit efforts.
Viewed as a fair attorney general by the business community, George Jepsen reflects on his two terms in office as he ponders his next act.
Connecticut is grappling with how to plan for and implement a more modern -- or "smart" -- electric grid. There's a lot at stake for businesses that are major electricity consumers.
Ned Lamont's biggest challenge as governor is likely to be devising and then selling fellow Democrats in the General Assembly on the “structural changes” he says are necessary to break...
After a contentious, months-long battle among corporate suitors, Connecticut Water Service shareholders on Friday overwhelmingly approved a $1.1 billion stock purchase deal with California’s...
Bloomfield manufacturer Kaman Corp. says its aerospace segment has scored another bomb fuze order worth $52 million from the U.S. Air Force (USAF).
Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin has nominated a longtime Bristol official to be the city's public works director, after 20 months of interim leadership of the department.
Hartford-based kitchen cabinet and countertop retailer Express Kitchens says it's opening three new locations on Saturday, including one in Southington.
After a statewide listening tour, the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving has awarded $2.9 million to address a lack of resources in the 29 municipalities the community chest serves.
The second largest health system in Connecticut is planning to beef up its presence in the eastern portion of the state with a new health center in the Mystic section of Stonington.
Global food company Danone, which plans to close its Naugatuck operations, is slated to lay off all 129 employees between March and July, according to a Department of Labor filing.
Connecticut transportation officials unveiled a new tolling study Thursday projecting a $372 million installation project that would eventually generate over $1 billion a year in new state revenues.
MGM Springfield posted a 17.6 percent drop in gaming revenues last month, its second full month in operation, according to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission.
| Rank | Nonprofit | Assets |
| 1 | Hartford Hospital, Hartford | $1.5 billion |
| 2 | Wesleyan University, Middletown | $1.4 billion |
| 3 | Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, Hartford | $1.0 billion |
| 4 | Trinity College, Hartford | $941 million |
| 5 | The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine, Farmington | $796 million |
Source: Guidestar, Foundation Center and CT Dept. of Public Health
