Segarra pitches $543M Hartford budget, no tax hikesHartford Mayor Pedro Segarra on Monday morning proposed a $543 million budget for the next city fiscal year, including keeping tax rates flat. |
Casino slot revenues level out in MarchConnecticut's two resort casino had their revenues from slot machines nearly level off in March after several months of significant year-over-year declines. |
Could hiring convict be good for business?Q&A talks with Marilyn B. Kendrix, a University of New Haven alumna and adjunct professor, about bias in the hiring process toward those with convictions on their record. |
CT Inc. throws support behind $2B UConn STEM investmentAs the Malloy Administration tries to garner legislative support for his ambitious $2 billion investment in UConn's science, technology, engineering, and math programs, the governor is looking to the... |
Meriden's Protein Sciences sets Sat. job fairMeriden biopharma Protein Sciences must fill at least 11 openings and is holding a Saturday (April 13) job fair to screen potential candidates. |
Three years later, Hfd. area women a cent poorer vs. menHartford area women are still no closer to gaining pay equity with men three years after an advocacy group's survey exposed data showing local females brought home 79 cents for every dollar males... |
Study: CT women-owned businesses up 35 percentThe number of women-owned businesses in Connecticut increased 35 percent since 1997 and sales at those firms increased 67 percent, according to a census analysis. |
CT income growth second worst in nationConnecticut's personal income growth in 2012 was the second worst in the nation, behind only an agriculture state in the middle of a drought. |
CT shed jobs in Feb., but rate eases to 8%Connecticut lost 5,700 jobs in February but the unemployment rate eased to 8 percent, the state labor agency says. |
Read CT Green Guide's Spring issueHartford Business Journal on Thursday published its latest issue of Connecticut Green Guide. Read it here. |