Funds to Support Multiple Initiatives Aimed at Advancing Data Literacy Across Region, With Focus on Nonprofits, Youth, Equity
The building at 361 Main Street houses American Eagle Financial Credit Union’s and Rebel Dog Coffee Co.’s new East Hartford locations.
The company announced that it is looking for workers to fill jobs in the region.
FedEx Ground is hiring 600 workers in Hartford to meet the surging demand for e-commerce services.
May 18 Virtual Program Highlights Impact of Women in STEM Fields
The Harford HealthCare Amphitheater will host a job fair on Saturday, May 1.
Urban League of Greater Hartford will bring jobseekers and employers together.
New Tax Would Raise Costs for Working-Class Families, Local Businesses
Leading CT Entrepreneurs Recognized for Growth, Innovation, and Achievements by Community Voting, Global Judges Panel
Over a dozen organizations call on Governor, legislators to vote “no” on tax proposal targeting local businesses, working-class families
This company is believed to be the first in Connecticut to mandate its employees get vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Costs would increase for local businesses, working families, and employees under both the Governor’s and General Assembly’s proposals
Women in STEM Disciplines Propel Businesses, Academia, Innovation & Breakthroughs Across Connecticut; Finalists to be Announced in May
Employer community and working class families, hit hard by pandemic, decry proposed new small business tax
Daniel McLaughlin will begin his new role on March 29.
Ten restaurants in Hartford were among 92 across the state to receive funds.
Bankruptcy filings were down in Hartford County last year, but experts expect them to surge in coming years.
Voting Closes on April 2 for Connecticut’s Largest and Most Comprehensive Entrepreneurial Awards Event
The news comes as the state moves forward on allowing sports betting.
See how well power providers in the Greater Hartford area and across CT serve their electric customers.
April 8 Event Will Induct Leaders from Hartford and New Haven Regions into Business Hall of Fame
$100,000 is Especially Impactful Now
Big Steve's Grill will close next month for reasons not related to the pandemic.
Aquiline Drones Begins Production Of "Made In America" Cloud-Connected Drones
Connecticut’s Largest Entrepreneurial Awards Event to be Held Virtually in April; Nominations Open Through Jan.31
Raytheon will pay the government more than $515,000 to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act.
Small businesses and large corporations alike experienced unprecedented challenges during the coronavirus pandemic of 2020.
Barstool Sports is donating to restaurants struggling to stay afloat in the pandemic.
Webster Bank is closing 27 branches, including 16 in Connecticut.
Webster Bank is closing 27 locations, including 16 branches in Connecticut.
MacKenzie Scott donated to Connecticut organizations as part of a $4.2 billion in donations to non-profits across the country.
U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey 5-Year Data Analyzed by Connecticut Data Collaborative; New Interactive Data Portal Launched
Nominations in Multiple Categories Due Jan. 23; Connecticut’s Largest Entrepreneurial Awards Event
The oldest continuously published newspaper in Connecticut will shutter its newsroom later this month.
The newspaper's Broad Street offices, home since the mid-1940s, will close on Dec. 27 and employees will continue to work remotely.
Capital Workforce Partners has been selected as one of six partners nationwide to help people find jobs in high growth fields.
Trumbull Kitchen will reportedly be closed until the spring.
The real estate market's strong performance this year continued last month.
The new supermarket is opening in the Parkville neighborhood.
Vietnamese restaurant Banh Meee is closing its Capitol Avenue location but keeping its second store open.