James Bergenn, partner at Shipman & Goodwin, discusses the case of the missing mom from New Canaan. Jennifer Dulos's estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, and his girlfriend plead not guilty in connection to Jennifer's disappearance yesterday. Bergenn takes us inside this case, which is now getting national attention.

Joe Cooper, Web Editor for Hartford Business Journal, looks at another recent move by United Technology that is affecting business in Connecticut. Under the radar, UTC moved Carrier's headquarters out of the state, leaving only two UTC companies left in Connecticut right now. Cooper provides a closer look at the situation.

Chris Powell,columnist for the Journal Inquirer, says a big gift to public education-- like the $100 million given to billionaires Ray and Barbara Dalio-- should be handled in public. So why is the agency in charge of this donation exempt from from state freedom-of-information law?

Congressman Joe Courtney (CT-02) elaborates on his statement regarding the merger of UTC and Raytheon.

David Cadden, professor emeritus of entrepreneurship and strategy in the School of Business at Quinnipiac University, comments on the merger between United Technologies Corp. and Raytheon.

Daniela Altimari, statehouse reporter at The Courant, looks at the Hartford Courant/Sacred Heart Poll which found a quality of life paradox in Connecticut.

Jill Schlesinger, CBS News Business Analyst and host of Jill On Money, looks at the jobs report, the unemployment rate, and the job creation rate. While jobs are in a down shift, that sounds worse than it actually is. Jill explains...

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Dan Haar, columnist and Associate Editor of CT Post, discusses the Raytheon/ United Technologies merger. Haar explains why the timing of this merger was very unique, and what impact it will have on Connecticut.

Randy Fiveash, director of the Connecticut Office of Tourism, talks Connecticut Open House Day, this Saturday, June 8th. Over 200 attractions across the state-- including over 50 in Hartford County-- will offer free or discounted admission or special offers to Connecticut residents.

Major JR Fritsch, Greater Hartford Area Coordinator of the Salvation Army, celebrates National Donut Day.