Business owners' passion for soccer, Hartford fuels Dillon Stadium quest
Despite growing up in Newington and West Hartford, Bruce Mandell says Hartford was always where he and his family came for exciting sights, sounds — and sports.
Knights of Columbus' insurance business enmeshed in bitter contract dispute
The Knights of Columbus are perhaps best known for their colorful plumed hats and the charity work done by their thousands of local councils.
Greater Hartford’s northern office market struggles to land, keep tenants
Last year was unkind to some of the landlords with office buildings occupying a broad swath of commercial acreage north of Hartford.
This week's focus
New name, new leader for state’s bioscience association
This past October, when Dawn Hocevar assumed her new role as president and CEO of CURE — Connecticut's membership association of bioscience companies — she brought more than her decades...
Q&A
After bioscience investment, CT Children's eyes innovation center
Q&A talks with Connecticut Children's Medical Center's Dr. Christine Finck, and President and Chief Operating Officer Gil Peri.
Q&As from recent editions
Faces of Business
Faces of Business from recent editions
Executive Profile
MidState Arc's Fields aims for client independence, state savings
Pamela Fields is excited by a freedom movement for clients of organizations like hers, which serves people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Newsmakers
Q&A with Peter Grose, Fuss & O'Neill CEO
Peter Grose, president and CEO of Manchester engineering firm Fuss & O'Neill, is on the homestretch of a 39-year career with the company that will culminate with his June retirement.
Opinion
Editor's Take
Toll locations will be key to debate
Weekly Features
Deal Watch
$475K S. Windsor sale
Reporter's Notebook
CT manufacturers gain an important ear in Washington
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