The Courant Came Calling Posted on May 22nd
Good news folks: I am going to be writing regularly about business and industry for The Hartford Courant, Connecticut's flagship newspaper. You can find my first Courant story, a profile of ProMold Plastics and the Middletown-area plastics industry, in today's edition. In connection with my move to the Courant, I have ceased writing "Industrial Strength" for The Hartford Business Journal. But don't worry, IS fans: I will be covering many of the same issues in the Courant. An archive of my newer columns is available here; an archive of my older columns is here.Tuesday’s Widgets
A few more links for today: Fines flow like water:The Connecticut Law Tribune is reporting that four Nutmeg State manufacturers will ... Continue
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Monday’s Widgets
Here's some new reading for you Connecticut manufacturing buffs: The Connecticut Post has a retrospective of Lt. Gov Michael Fedele's first ... Continue
January 28th / 0 comments
Ratcheting It Up In Southington (With Pictures)
[Note: Below is my most recent column for the Hartford Business Journal, along with some pictures that did not run ... Continue
January 24th / 0 comments
Food For Thought
Trinity College professor Susan Masino is doing some interesting research on chemicals in the brain, insights from which could eventually ... Continue
January 24th / 0 comments
Factories Getting Upgrades Galore
A number of Connecticut manufacturers have recently received grants to upgrade or expand their factories in the state. The biggest ... Continue
January 16th / 0 comments
More Bad News For Manufacturing Workers
About 31,000 factory jobs were lost last month, bringing the annual total to 212,000 jobs lost in 2007, the Labor ... Continue
January 14th / 0 comments
Widgets For Today
Here's some manufacturing stories for today: Sunny Day Real Estate -- The Lee Co. in Westbrook will soon hold the state ... Continue
January 11th / 0 comments
New Report On The Chinese Steal Industry
China's$27 billion subsidization of it steel industry has cost more than 1.8 million American factory workers their jobs since 2001, ... Continue
January 9th / 0 comments
Hiring?
Connecticut manufacturers say they want to hire more workers expect the exodus of baby boomers from the shop floor to ... Continue
January 8th / 0 comments
Back From Hiatus
I'm back up and blogging after a several-weeks hiatus. Thanks for checking back. Continue
January 8th / 0 comments
Floating In A Sea Of Boxes
The bevy of big name box builders and packers make for big business in the tiny town of Portland. Home ... Continue
January 8th / 0 comments
Sensing Growth In Wallingford
If you have spent any time in an office building in the Hartford area — or, well, anywhere — you’ve ... Continue
December 24th / 0 comments

