New Britain manufacturer Stanley Black & Decker and a Colorado-based venture capital firm on Tuesday announced 10 startups will participate in their new advanced manufacturing accelerator program in...
Foxwoods Resorts Casino on Tuesday named its council chairman as interim CEO in place of the late Felix Rappaport.
The chief elected official in Windsor Locks said Monday afternoon that the town has suspended negotiations with the developer of a proposed $200 million sports complex, after the Hartford Business...
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy ordered state agencies Tuesday to develop a comprehensive, $10 million study of electronic tolling that would examine pricing, locations, and the potential to capture revenue...
The Suffield Planning and Zoning Commission on Monday night unanimously rejected a developer's request for a zone change to allow a housing development along the Connecticut River, putting in doubt a...
Connecticut has joined a lawsuit aimed at curtailing federal tax cuts that state officials say award “massive handouts” to the nation's wealthiest 1 percent.
Health insurer UnitedHealth Group Inc., which has a strong presence in Hartford, says it posted double-digit revenue and profit increases during the second quarter this year.
A national girls' softball tournament returning to Connecticut next week is expected to bring more than $2.1 million to the Greater Hartford economy, organizers announced Tuesday.
CTNext, Connecticut's quasi-public entrepreneurship booster, says it will award $1.3 million among seven higher-education initiatives.
A lobby representing home builders, developers and remodelers has named a veteran attorney as its new CEO.
Accounting firm KPMG LLP, one of the world's four biggest auditors, is adding 110 jobs to a new Stamford office with the help of a $3 million state loan, the governor announced Monday.
By skipping a forum on climate change Monday night, the five Republican candidates for governor saved themselves from two unpalatable options: Defending the Trump administration's love affair with...
Verico Technology, which owns the former Presstek Inc.’s operation at 230 Shaker Road, is moving its corporate offices from Nashua, New Hampshire, to Enfield, company officials said Friday.
| Rank | Bank | Deposits |
| 1 | Webster Bank, Waterbury | $17.8 billion |
| 2 | People's United Bank, Bridgeport | $17.2 billion |
| 3 | United Bank, Hartford | $3.7 billion |
| 4 | Liberty Bank, Middletown | $3.6 billion |
| 5 | Farmington Bank, Farmington | $2.2 billion |
Source: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
