Stony Creek brewmaster Andy Schwarz holds his favorite beer, a new Mexicali lager called La Garza, which means heron.

Brewers play creative name game to make brands stand out

By Matt Pilon

It wasn't long after opening Bloomfield's Back East Brewing that CEO Tony Karlowicz realized something was changing in the fast-growing craft beer industry.

Three generations of the Cermola family work in Meriden's Cardinal Engineering Associates, led by Joseph Cermola Jr.

At 87, Cermola Jr.'s engineering career leaves lasting impression

By John Stearns

When Timothy Cermola, director of business development for Meriden-based Cardinal Engineering Associates, visits a town engineer, he'll check their engineering license hanging on the office wall if...

Dr. Jeff Finkelstein, medical director of the Hartford HealthCare-GoHealth joint venture and medical director of urgent care at Hartford HealthCare, stands in the health system’s new Avon location.

Hartford HealthCare begins urgent-care reset

By Matt Pilon

As Connecticut's urgent care market evolves and matures, one of the state's largest hospital systems is significantly expanding its footprint in the industry.

Ridesharing company Uber is testing its autonomous vehicles (shown above) in several states. Connecticut is aiming to be a future test site of the driverless technology.

CT preps for driverless cars

By John Stearns

Connecticut lawmakers are considering legislation to allow testing of driverless vehicles in up to four municipalities to help the state determine how best to prepare for the cars' seemingly...

 
This week's focus

Aer Lingus adds to Bradley’s lofty passenger traffic aims

By Gregory Seay

On the eve of Bradley International Airport's peak air-travel season, Connecticut's biggest air-hub is experiencing a rebirth in trans-Atlantic flights from Aer Lingus and other overseas carriers.

Q&A

Rail could be key to boosting CT's ports

Q&A talks to Evan H. Matthews, who was named the first-ever executive director of the newly formed Connecticut Port Authority in September.

Q&As from recent editions

Aquaponics firm, CREC bring indoor farming to CT schools

Following Florida collapse, accelerated bridge construction under the spotlight

Faces of Business
Faces of Business from recent editions

Chambers combines passion for music, fitness into up-tempo, high-intensity gym

Bloomfield glass-glazing company survives decades with 'attention to detail'

Opinion
Biz books

How to cure a zombie-like business culture

How one CT company puts innovation into action

By Ken Cook
Other voices

State, local leaders have chance to reinvent CT government

By Bruce Carlson
Editor's Take

Auriemma’s pro-growth message right, but will it resonate?

Weekly Features
Nonprofit Notebook

Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation nets $4K grant

Deal Watch

Attorney pays $750K for West End-Hartford office bldg.

Community Page

Jackson Laboratory hosts Science Bowl scrimmage

Business After Hours event held at Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union

Quinnipiac University Business School students teach elementary school Lessons

Of Note

Junior Achievement Adds Four to Business Hall of Fame

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