Connecticut’s business registration system has recently been upgraded and integrated with Business.CT.gov, the state’s one-stop-shop for businesses and entrepreneurs to navigate state government requirements.

Global cosmetics company Lush may have over 900 stores, but it now has four fewer social media accounts. Its Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok were deactivated on November 26th.

Do you or anyone you know check these boxes? Then you’ll want to apply to Bank of America’s Student Leader Program before the January 31, 2022 deadline.

Have you kept up with your personal brand?

A survey done by Ernst and Young Global found that 79% of companies intend to make “moderate to extensive hybrid work changes” in the coming year. To adapt to this new environment, five “soft skills” have been identified as being the most important to master.

We at McDowell Communications Group are excited to announce that Sabrina Rivera will join the firm as Director of Digital Media.

With Facebook recently changing its name to Meta, the concept of a “metaverse” has become part of the national conversation.

High school students don’t need to be good singers or dancers to win this talent competition; instead they must demonstrate the ability to fight crime.

Sports wagering and online gaming went live in Connecticut on October 19. Here’s a quick start guide on how to place your first bet.

With only 6% of Connecticut residents being veterans, this small but mighty group (and their families) is due much gratitude on this Veterans Day. Here are three ways you can support our veterans through Connecticut-based organizations.