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As Connecticut reels from multiple cases of identity theft, a Pennsylvania company plans to begin installing “vaults” in commercial and public...

Eric Straus pulls no punches.

Five years ago, Michael Kriz, a former expatriate magazine writer turned businessman, borrowed $50,000 from a friend to launch a global...

A telecommunications installer has filed a class-action suit against the largest Bell telephone competitor in the Northeast, claiming Connecticut customers are...

“Stupid is as stupid does,” to borrow from Forrest Gump.

The historic building that used to house the Knickerbocker Press is set to begin new life featuring live-and-work artist lofts.

Learning that Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals Inc. completed its new Danbury laboratory on time and $2 million under budget, Gov. M. Jodi...

Take a man with an extensive background in the recording-audiovisual industry, two enterprising business women and the Internet.

Haights Cross Communications Inc., a 10-year-old publisher of educational and library materials based in White Plains, recently announced the resignation of...

Outflanked by a commercial printing rival for a $1.4 billion acquisition in January, a number of smaller buys by Cenveo Inc....

It wasn’t a particularly good day for Leigh Overland.

I’ve been reading a lot of business-advice books, lately.

A federal judge overruled a state regulators’ decision to allow AT&T Inc. to offer television in Connecticut without being subject to...

Simon & Schuster is looking to bury Treasure Trove Inc. of New Canaan by forcing the publishing company into involuntary bankruptcy...

There’s been a lot of talk about the creative class and how to bring more tech-savvy, highly skilled artistic workers to...