CASE STUDY: PENNGLOBE: Connecticut Manufacturer Sparks Light-Bulb Moments with Innovative Workforce Development Program
A Connecticut manufacturer sparks light-bulb moments with an innovative workforce development program.
A Connecticut manufacturer sparks light-bulb moments with an innovative workforce development program.
A New Haven-based outdoor lighting company’s new training program illuminates workforce development opportunities.
Interstate 95 has become a magnet for mobility innovation.
How one state keeps its innovation companies on track.
Technology means more here. Just ask the folks behind chip and quantum projects up and down the corridor.
Two Tech Hub designations recognize innovation arising where America began.
Venerable Connecticut may be more dynamic than you think it is.
Downtown Hartford, until recent years, was bustling from nine to five.
If only there were a metro in the Northeast that had the economic, transportation, higher education and cultural assets of New York and Boston, but without the congestion...
A deep dive into national venture capital data reveals places beyond the usual suspects that are achieving critical mass in tech.
We examine state workforce climates (not programs) across four U.S. regions, with exclusive insights from Emsi on what’s attracting people to top counties for talent.
Investments from a semiconductor company and a gambling technology company highlight two facets of the Connecticut economy.
Connecticut boosts its Innovation Corridor and the workforce to go with it.
Governor, corporate executives weigh in on a demonstrably improving business climate.
A roundup of economic development happenings in some former colonies.
The agreement, announced in February 2014, will lead to the construction of a new Pratt & Whitney headquarters.
Aerospace: How a Small State Supports a Big and Growing Aerospace Sector
State entities will occupy vacant Pfizer buildings.
ESPN’s campus in Bristol, Conn., has been expanding ever since the network started 30 years ago. The latest new building, the $100-million Digital Center 2, was announced in August.
It didn’t take long for the Bioscience Connecticut initiative to bear fruit.