business
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Fed to Investigate Massive Drug Heist
Over the weekend, some sophisticated thieves stole $75 million in drugs from Eli Lilly’s Connecticut warehouse and it’s the largest heist in Enfield, if not the state, police said.
business
5 hours ago
Google Defies China, Drops Censorship
Web sites showing sensitive subjects such as the Tiananmen Square protests could be accessed through Google's Chinese search engine after the company said it would not obey Beijing's orders.
business
Mar 15, 2010
Make Green By Working Green
In this economy, it’s hard for many people to find a job, but in Connecticut, there’s one field that people might be overlooking. Not only does it have job openings, but it’s also offering a big incentive to...
business
Mar 15, 2010
Dodd Gives Nod to GOP's Financial Regulation Ideas
Sen. Christopher Dodd is expected to drop plans to create a stand-alone consumer financial protection agency and give a single regulator the power to oversee all banks. He will outline his plan today.
business
Mar 14, 2010
People in Power Make Better Liars: Study
There’s old saying: power corrupts. And a new Columbia Business School study titled, “People with Power are Better Liars,” finds there may be some truth behind the cliché.
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Union Claims CL&P Delayed Restoring Power
More than 40,000 households still have no power three days after a devastating storm blew through the state and Connecticut Light & Power labor union officials claim part of the reason is the company’s concern...
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politics
Mar 16, 2010
Obama's Stock Will Rise Sooner or Later
If I were a broker and Barack Obama were a stock, I’d have a one-word piece of advice today: buy.
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politics
3 hours ago
Dean to Announce as GOP Candidate for A.G.
Attorney Martha Dean is kicking off her second campaign for Connecticut Attorney General.
