Old days ‘forever gone’ for law firms
Day Pitney L.L.P. managing partner Stanley A. Twardy says the firm and the practice of law have experienced significant changes...
State’s exporters stand to gain in talks over trans-Atlantic trade agreement
Experts say Connecticut exporters, led by a burgeoning aerospace industry, are well positioned to reap the benefits of what is...
Modest job growth in May, but ‘headwinds’ persist
Connecticut private sector employers added 2,400 jobs in May as the state's unemployment rate was 8 percent for the fourth...
Auto body shop lawsuit likely headed to state Supreme Court
The Hartford Insurance Co. has appealed a Stamford Superior Court ruling that it must pay $20 million in punitive damages...
At 25, Bridgeport energy plant weathers market shifts
Wheelabrator Bridgeport L.P. processes more than 2,200 tons of waste daily, generating enough energy to power the plant and more...
Conn. firms announce flurry of deals at Paris Air Show
Connecticut firms agreed to $48 million in anticipated sales at last year’s air show, according to state officials.
Perry courts Conn. businesses, touting tax, regulatory policies
In between pitching Texas' tax and regulatory policies to Connecticut businesses, Gov. Rick Perry called for a return to the...
Alexion breaks ground on New Haven headquarters
The roughly $100 million project is seen as central to the Downtown Crossing/Route 34 East urban revitalization project, which seeks...
State to aid Globe Theatre redevelopment
The State Bond Commission appears likely to approve a $1.5 million grant to assist with the redevelopment of the historic...
Promoters predict ‘quick rush’ to bring MMA fights to Connecticut
Fight promoters cheered the passage of a bill to legalize mixed martial arts in Connecticut, predicting that the oft-controversial but...
