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As loans dry up, cosmetology prospects must wait
SoNo Acamdemy, a cosmetology vocational school in South Norwalk, has been holding its breath while the lack of student financial aid has stunted growth.
Back to basics: GE recommits to U.S. research
GE has initiated a push to investing in high-tech research within U.S. borders.
HR consulting colossus created
Towers Perrin to combine with Watson Wyatt 
One-third of work force does not adapt well
Research from Norwalk-based Right Management found that nearly a third of employees don’t adapt to changes in the work place
Parking in Stamford remains a question mark
Transportation planning in Stamford has been focusing on the future of the parking garage portion of the Stamford Train Station as the number of RBS...
Developers get brownfield reprieve
Brownfield developers are no longer liable for prior pollution of neighboring land.
The Curious Case of 695 East Main Street
As Gen Re vacates its Stamford office, a replacement tenant has yet to fill the void.
Leasing activity resumes as Q2 closes
More than 600,000 square feet of office space opened in the second quarter in Fairfield County.
Nestle Waters decision on tap
Greenwich’s Nestlé Waters weighs options for HQ
Q&A from the Corner Office
Private mortgage banker Peter Grabel said a Consumer Financial Protection Agency could make lending more difficult. 
Classic style weathers economy
For architect Dinyar Wadia, classic design and high-end homes have been the perfect mates in getting work through the down economy.
CT Assembly weighs tax hike
Democrats proposed an income tax hike on the wealthy.
New SBA program inches into motion
As of June 15, the SBA began accepting applications for America’s Recovery Capital loan guarantees. There’s a lot of paperwork. 
Clean rooms help Shelton company thrive
Shelton company builds clean rooms to augment more day-to-day construction projects.
Welch College revamps MBA
The John F. Welch College of Business throws students “into the deep end” starting this fall.
State expands whistleblower law
Gov. Rell signed a law to extend protections to colleagues of whistleblowers.
Apprentices hear: You’re hired!
The Urban Institute says apprenticeship enjoys near universal support from businesses.Popular
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1. As loans dry up, cosmetology prospects must wait
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