Stamford Advocate– Purdue Pharma is facing questions from a Congressional committee investigating the opioid crisis, opening another round of scrutiny for the embattled maker of OxyContin.
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Meet HBJ’s 2018 40 Under 40 Class
Hartford Business Journal– What must the Greater Hartford region do to attract more talented young professionals to the area? What do you hope Greater Hartford will be like in 10 years?
Business Leader John Fodor Named As Interim President Of UConn Foundation
To Boost Economy, UConn Establishes Entrepreneurship Graduate Program
UConn Foundation taps interim CEO; notches record donations in ’18
Hartford Business Journal– UConn’s fundraising arm announced Friday it named a recently retired global distribution executive as its interim chief executive to succeed outgoing CEO and President Joshua R. Newton.
Foundation Reports Record Fundraising Year
Beleaguered Purdue Pharma Makes Leadership Changes
Study: Faster Internet Not a Boon to All of CT
Hartford Business Journal– Government officials in a number of Connecticut cities and towns have long wanted to broaden access to faster internet speeds to spur economic development and make their local communities more attractive places to live and work.
Mobile Sense Technologies Wins U.S. Patent, $225K from NSF
SF Gate– Mobile Sense Technologies, Inc. (Mobile Sense) today announced it has been issued an additional patent from the USPTO, bringing the company’s issued patent portfolio total to 12.
Young Gun Banker Breaking the Mold to Become New York Mortgage Maestro
Real Estate Weekly– At 36, Ace Watanasuparp is on top of the world.
A vice president at Citizens Bank, the 12th largest retail bank in the country, he is also a co-owner of eight restaurants in New York City, became president of Douglas Elliman’s DE Capital Mortgage when he was 31, and was the first Asian-American walk-on basketball player at the University of Connecticut in 2000.