Deal-happy CT IMS Health buys Ariz. firmDanbury’s IMS Health bought an Arizona health-software vendor – its second acquisition this month – in its continuing quest to broaden its roster of marketing and... |
CT pumps $560K into 4 biotech newbiesFour Connecticut bioscience startups will roughly split $560,000 in state tech funds to grow their ventures, authorities say. All but one are in Farmington. |
Mercedes-Benz cranks up Harman's new audio systemStamford high-end audiomaker Harman International says it delivered to Mercedes-Benz its latest wireless “infotainment” system that lets passengers enjoy their own in-vehicle cocoons. |
CT’s Pitney Bowes selling UK services unitStamford mail-equipment and data-processing vendor Pitney Bowes Inc. is selling off its United Kingdom management services business to Swiss Post Solutions. |
Branford’s CASMed ups bank debt $1.5MCAS Medical Systems Inc.’s borrowing of an extra $1.5 million requires the Branford biodevice maker pay only the interest for two years, followed by a balloon payment once it matures three... |
CT stuffs $250K extra in patient-portal InnovatientFarmington's Innovatient Solutions Inc. got another $250,000 from the state's technology promoter to refine and market its health-patient data portal. |
TransAct showcases food-safety terminal to chefsHamden’s TransAct Technologies Inc. is showing off to U.S. restaurants and other food vendors its new food-safety terminal that can tag and track opened foodstuffs to avoid spoilage and waste. |
CT schools compete to reduce carbon footprintMore than 60 freshmen from East Hartford High School, New Britain High School and Wilby High School in Waterbury will compete on Monday to reduce their schools' carbon footprint. |
Apelian is Achillion's first medical chiefAchillion Pharmaceuticals Inc. named David Apelian M.D. to be the New Haven drug-developer's first-ever chief medical officer. |
NY’s Proven Data opens downtown Hfd. recovery siteManhattan data-salvage services vendor Proven Data Recovery has opened an office in downtown Hartford to better penetrate the local market, authorities say. |