‘A lot of people on the precipice,’ but bankruptcies drop again
Last year in Connecticut, bankruptcy filings dropped to their lowest level since 2007 at the brink of the recession, according...
Column: Nonprofit looks to change the story on addiction
The framed Serenity Prayer sits on Gary Mendell”™s shelf in Norwalk, but long before that it was on his nightstand,...
Blumenthal: VW dealers are victims, too
As U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal was in Hartford on Oct. 12 calling for $18 billion in fines against Volkswagen after...
Whistleblower ruling in Conn. high court may prompt more cases, policy changes
Even as corporate whistleblower cases grow more prevalent nationally, a decision by Connecticut’s highest court could embolden workers.
Big box store plans back in play on Stamford’s West Side
Developers are pushing ahead with a plan to build a home improvement store on a portion of the Cytec Industries...
Sikorsky expands its automated flight program
The Department of Defense awarded Sikorsky Aircraft a $9.8 million grant to continue its development of a system that allows...
A&P to shutter its stores
State foresees more than 400 layoffs.
‘The decline … is firmly in place’
Even as Connecticut launched programs to promote startups, PwC warned of declining venture capital investment nationally.
From red flags to the green zone
A FuelCell Energy manager worked through ISS “red flags†during the highly charged proxy season.
Bank of England, lenders try out ‘correspondent’ model
Bank of England and other lenders are experimenting anew with the “correspondent†business model.
