Business groups and bankers are spooked by the approach of October, when a large number of adjustable-rate mortgages held by homeowners are expected to reset to higher rates with uncertain consequences for the economy.
Connecticut roars amid Paris scramjets and ramjets
Jul-01-07, 07:00 PM
While its newest aerospace material mutes the roar of jet engines at takeoff, Hexcel Corp. wanted to make some noise after landing at Paris Le Bourget Airport last month.
A year after its formation, a new boutique brokerage within C.B. Richard Ellis is handling the future of the Stamford YMCA’s building, which the Y plans to vacate.
Gov. M. Jodi Rell established an economic advisory council led by Don Klepper-Smith, chief economist and director of research at DataCore Partners L.L.C.
Gov. M. Jodi Rell vetoed a Connecticut General Assembly bill to allow small businesses and non-profit organizations to join an insurance pool for state employees.
Investors are exploring plans for a small power generator in Danbury capable of generating 50 megawatts of power, sufficient to serve the needs of 38,000 or more area homes.
The state sued companies in Shelton and Trumbull, claiming they engaged in a predatory lending scheme that defrauded dozens of consumers, many of them first-time home buyers who speak little English.
As it launched a formal program to divert millions of pounds of waste from landfills, Pitney Bowes Inc. impressed analysts with its fourth quarter and annual report, with the Stamford-based company beating expectations despite a drop in sales.
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