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Windsor-based SS&C Technologies has launched a free mobile application that allows users to access courses for the financial services industry.
Windsor-based SS&C Technologies has launched a free mobile application that allows users to access courses for the financial services industry.
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The Entrepreneurship Foundation is a non-profit organization in Fairfield that provides moral support to student companies, matches students with mentors and and provides a forum for student entrepreneurs to network, and share leads, customers, and experiences. They offer various contests and programs which you can check out here .
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In the largest and most comprehensive WiFi sharing effort to date, five major cable companies — Comcast, Cox Communications, Cablevision, Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks — announced Monday a partnership enabling each firm's high-speed Internet customers to access their WiFi networks.
In the largest and most comprehensive WiFi sharing effort to date, five major cable companies — Comcast, Cox Communications, Cablevision, Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks — announced Monday a partnership enabling each firm's high-speed Internet customers to access their WiFi networks.
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Standard & Poor's is replacing Motorola Holdings, which is being bought by Google, with Alexion Pharmaceuticals, a Cheshire-based biotech company that focuses on developing drugs to treat ultra-rare diseases, in the S&P 500 index.
Standard & Poor's is replacing Motorola Holdings, which is being bought by Google, with Alexion Pharmaceuticals, a Cheshire-based biotech company that focuses on developing drugs to treat ultra-rare diseases, in the S&P 500 index.
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Connecticut Innovations announced Wednesday that it has committed $150,000 in financing to Notifyi LLC of New Haven through its Pre-Seed Fund .
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NEW HAVEN — The "talented tenth" — eight teams picked from 80 applicants for Connecticut Innovation's first TechStart accelerator class — had a chance to shine Friday by pitching their ideas to angel investors and venture capitalists from around the state.
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NEW HAVEN — The subject of Facebook was a natural in New Haven Friday morning at the Maurice R. Greenberg Conference Center, where more than two dozen venture capital and angel investors gathered to hear pitches from eleven start-up firms and entrepreneurs hoping to catch fire.
NEW HAVEN — The subject of Facebook was a natural in New Haven Friday morning at the Maurice R. Greenberg Conference Center, where more than two dozen venture capital and angel investors gathered to hear pitches from eleven start-up firms and entrepreneurs hoping to catch fire.
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World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), which of course is located in Stamford, has created quite a presence for itself on social media.
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Forty privately employed security guards who work in state office buildings mounted a one-day strike Thursday, protesting low wages and benefits in a standoff complicated by state rules over retirement benefits the workers say they are not receiving.
Forty privately employed security guards who work in state office buildings mounted a one-day strike Thursday, protesting low wages and benefits in a standoff complicated by state rules over retirement benefits the workers say they are not receiving.
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The plunge that hit the world's economy in the fall of 2008 ended, but for most industries, sputtering growth makes the recovery graph look like an "L", not a"V."
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For many college students, summer has already begun, and in just about a month high school seniors will be graduating. Those students will have a few months to enjoy the summer, but then it's time to plan for college.
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A one-year-old company with five employees in Connecticut and seven in Sacramento, Calif. is establishing its headquarters in Connecticut after receiving $1 million in funding from Connecticut Innovations and $200,000 from angel investors.
A one-year-old company with five employees in Connecticut and seven in Sacramento, Calif. is establishing its headquarters in Connecticut after receiving $1 million in funding from Connecticut Innovations and $200,000 from angel investors.
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Connecticut will receive close to $6 million from federal and state settlements with Illinois-based Abbott Laboratories over allegations the company promoted sales and use of the prescription drug Depakote for uses not approved by the FDA.
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Manufacturers from around the world will descend on Hartford Tuesday for a trade show focused on aerospace, defense, medical equipment and energy at the Connecticut Convention Center.
Manufacturers from around the world will descend on Hartford Tuesday for a trade show focused on aerospace, defense, medical equipment and energy at the Connecticut Convention Center.
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Sikorsky Aircraft, United Technologies Corp.'s helicopter division headquarted in Stratford, will have a new president in July.
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Connecticut Innovations said Thurasday it invested an an additional $445,683 in CyVek Inc., a Wallingford biotech firm. CI invested $802,500 in cyvek in 2010.
Connecticut Innovations said Thurasday it invested an an additional $445,683 in CyVek Inc., a Wallingford biotech firm. CI invested $802,500 in cyvek in 2010.
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In March, I profiled the father and son team of Rajesh and Keshav Patel behind the startup company MeritBooster . MeritBooster is a site that allows youths who want to accomplish or learn something start "projects" so that people can donate to the cause. I caught up with them to see how things have progressed.
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EAST HARTFORD — Pratt & Whitney employees and Connecticut aviation fans caught their first-ever glimpse of the new geared-turbofan engine in the air Wednesday afternoon, as a Boeing 747 filled with computers that analyze the engine's test flights visited the region from Canada.
EAST HARTFORD — Pratt & Whitney employees and Connecticut aviation fans caught their first-ever glimpse of the new geared-turbofan engine in the air Wednesday afternoon, as a Boeing 747 filled with computers that analyze the engine's test flights visited the region from Canada.
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A clinical research company in Old Lyme is closing its offices and laying off 66 people because of lack of strong demand for its specialized services in Connecticut, the firm said Wednesday.
A clinical research company in Old Lyme is closing its offices and laying off 66 people because of lack of strong demand for its specialized services in Connecticut, the firm said Wednesday.
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Something went terribly wrong while David Bishop slept in his New Britain Home on October 1, 2010.
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Yale and pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline have partnered to develop molecules that fight disease-causing proteins, and may lead to the development of new drugs.
Yale and pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline have partnered to develop molecules that fight disease-causing proteins, and may lead to the development of new drugs.
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UConn , along with UTC Power and the Connecticut Clean Energy Finance and Investment Authority (CEFIA), commissioned a new fuel cell power plant at UConn's Depot Campus on Thursday that will supply the campus with clean and efficient energy, cooling and heating.
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Lori Turner, 53, was lying on a table in the electrophysiology lab at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center, obscured by heavy equipment. Born with a rare, potentially fatal heart condition called Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, or WPW, the Mansfield resident was undergoing an operation that would fix the defect and end her periodic bouts of rapid heartbeat and dizziness.
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When you think of technology golf tees don't usually come to mind. Bristol-based On The Level Golf Tees is looking to change that.
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Connecticut Innovations announced today the launch of the Technology Talent Bridge Program, a technology workforce development initiative.The mission of the program is to provide experiential learning activities for Connecticut college students through mentored internships at small, technology-based Connecticut businesses. The program applies to bachelor degree candidates and above.The program expands university-industry collaborations in Connecticut, in order to strengthen the workforce and to keep talent within the state. CI hopes that the program will stimulate job creation and promote hiring of recently graduated participating students by Connecticut companies."The Technology Talent Bridge Program, which supports Governor Malloy's goal of growing the tech sector, will provide valuable, local talent to small technology businesses in Connecticut, promote innovation, and give students early, career-related experiences that will strengthen their resumes and help them land jobs in Connecticut after graduation," CI CEO Claire Leonardi said in a press release.Under the program, eligible companies must engage a student or team of students to work on a project involving a technological problem that can be solved within 3-9 months. The first internships are expected to begin in the summer/fall of this year and continue into the fall/winter.Grants of up to $25,000 per project are available to the businesses which are to be used primarily for intern compensation. Businesses may apply for one grant per year.Small business applicants must complete an application in which they propose their internship projects.If you¿re interested in learning more click here.
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