Connecticut may have dodged the worst prognostications heading into the recession last fall.

Sikorsky was sued in the March 12 crash of an S-92 helicopter off Newfoundland that claimed 17 lives.

Just $32 million of a promised $2.9 billion in training funding had been released as of early June.

A majority of companies are still spending on software for human resources.

The Ad Club of Connecticut was among several groups bestowing awards for achievement in advertising and marketing.

Sloan Kettering Institute is rumored to be purchasing 500 Westchester Avenue in Harrison.

Fairfield County earmarked for nearly $90 million to jumpstart the municipal bonding process.

Connecticut may have jumped the gun last year by committing funding for solar panel financing.

Connecticut’s roster of “green” jobs expanded 7 percent between 1997 and 2007.

Sikorsky reportedly proposes partnership with rival to revive presidential helicopter program.