Fairfield County Business Journal Vol 46 No 31- August 6, 2007
… and hooked into the cable industry
When Gary Lico was growing up in suburban Detroit, he was fascinated by radio and television.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is seeking $259 million from hedge fund Amaranth Advisors L.L.C. and $30 million from former trader Brian Hunter for manipulating...
188,000 needed long-term help in ’06; by 2030 more than 240,000
A new Web site launched last month by the state of Connecticut should help baby boomers navigate the decision-making process for long-term care for their...
Startup biopharmaceutical company Biodel Inc. in Danbury will move its headquarters office operations to a 20,000-square-foot building on the city’s west side this fall, and...
Exams and more amid the Danbury traffic
Ten years ago, Danbury Hospital stuffed a clinic into a large van and began driving it around to various high-traffic locations in the city to...Battling eco-visions would sing with one voice
A Trumbull consultancy is starting a nonprofit trade group in Connecticut representing all manner of renewable energy companies, as the state enacts an array of...
Ask Eric Stones for his idea of a fun way to spend a summer evening, and he’ll likely recount his “death march” through the Fairfield...
Antares Investment Partners has proposed a new tower near the Stamford train station, on land that could accommodate a second building for any large tenant...
We’d like to applaud Alliance Consulting L.L.C. of Trumbull for taking the initiative of setting up a trade group that would unify renewable energy companies...
Last year, more than 43,000 Connecticut residents purchased long-term policies and some 7,000 were denied coverage.
The virus struck Brian Tyson suddenly in 2003, forcing him off his sales position with Pitney Bowes Inc. that paid him $130,000 annually.
A University of Connecticut institute has been named a National Center of Excellence for Transportation Security, one of six research laboratories to receive a combined...
We have a couple of administrative people who have asked to move up in the organization.
Milford company is e-sheriff for Goldman Sachs
As the renowned Black Hat “digital self-defense” conference kicked off last week in Las Vegas, Perimeter eSecurity cashed a $50 million check from Goldman Sachs...
Even as it took steps to transform radically its business, Thomson Corp. delivered more than double its profits of a year ago.
As the state approves a $700,000 study of problem gamblers and their cost to society, it may soon cost a little less for gamblers to...
Will ‘Sock it to me correctly’ resonate with clothiers?
A Newtown startup thinks it can clean up your sock drawer – particularly if you have trouble distinguishing colors in good light or bad.
