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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today appealed to senior United Technologies Corp. executives to reconsider their planned layoff of 129 workers the company's Pratt & Whitney division, urging furloughs and overtime limits instead of layoffs.

Hartford is once again under attack, and we, the denizens of Connecticut's capital city, are once again in an awkward position of either defending our turf or joining in the criticism.

Connecticut's Bradley International Airport is the staging ground for a next-generation flight system.

Chef Creating Fancy Sandwiches On Bright Yellow Truck

There's something about the beach that makes food taste better, whether it's the sun, the waves or the sand.

Aetna has appointed Kim A. Keck to head the Hartford health insurer's middle-market business.

Delta Air Lines plans to add daily flights from Bradley International Airport to the Raleigh-Durham area in North Carolina, starting Nov. 1.

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If she could just squeeze more eggs out of her 300 hens, Stonington farmer Brie Casadei said, "I'd be a rich woman right now."

The owners of the Crowne Plaza hotel just north of downtown Hartford have filed for bankruptcy, the latest blow to the city's hospitality industry already hard hit in the recession.

AdChem, The Latest Firm Cited, Is Something Of An Exception For Adding Workers

Exporting more aerospace parts contributed to AdChem Manufacturing Technologies' revenue gains this year. Exports more than doubled, though they are still less than 10 percent of all sales.

— The owner of a pizza restaurant that opened about two weeks ago on West Middle Turnpike is opening another restaurant right across the street.

TORRINGTON — FuelCell Energy, the state's largest fuel cell manufacturer, is narrowing its losses on its products, but its revenues were down from the third quarter of 2009.

To UConn fans wondering if they will be able to watch football games this fall, this much can be said:

Attorney General Richard Blumenthal wants utility regulators to investigate whether Connecticut Water Company will cut workers just one month after receiving permission to increase rates by 13 percent.

Eton's Soulra speaker dock is solar powered, so go ahead and get lost

Stop saying the only thing preventing you from going off the grid is the absence of a durable solar-powered portable speaker dock for your iPhone or iPod Touch.

It Would Add Another Hurdle For Acquisition Of NewAlliance By First Niagara

NewAlliance Bank's plan to sell itself to a larger regional bank in New York has already generated plenty of controversy in the two weeks since it was announced: concerns about lending, loss of local decision-making and big executive golden parachutes.

Rolls-Royce has intensified a legal battle with Pratt & Whitney, alleging in a new legal complaint that Pratt infringed its patents for jet engine fan blades.

The former Ninety-Nine restaurant on Buckland Street has been sold for $1.38 million to a Sonic Drive-In franchisee.

Mortgage rates hit another all-time record low this week.

The Hartford has created a new position of medical director for its Individual Life Insurance business.

Decline, First Since 2006, Is Welcome Sign For Battered Housing Market

For the first time since 2006, fewer Connecticut homeowners were more than three months behind in their mortgage payments or in foreclosure in the second quarter — a welcome sign amid a recent spate of discouraging reports about the housing market.