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Downtown magnetism

As the Harbor Point project nears completion, Stamford officials see the city on the cusp of a very bright future.

Three county companies growing fast

HPC, Cogent Fibre and Alteris cracked the Inc. 500.

Go or No Go?

The Connecticut SBIR office is offering to pay for new product assessments.

Law briefs

A Danbury Hospital executive was charged with fraud.

Retailer takes over former news building

Joining its two sister brands in Greenwich, Urban Outfitters will take over the former Greenwich Time building.

Detail-oriented

Sergio Castro came to the U.S. almost 10 years ago with a deep desire to fulfill his dream of becoming a successful entrepreneur.

Lloyd’s, Cougar sue Sikorsky

Insurers sue Sikorsky for a 2009 helicopter crash off Newfoundland.

Energy report

The Connecticut Clean Energy Fund is offering a new loan program for emerging technologies.

Boomers getting on Facebook

Seniors are the fastest-growing demographic on social media platforms.

Mobile devices expand businesses’ reach

Mobile media have greatly expanded the reach of the Internet and are proving to be a growing consideration in online promotion.

Working the Web

Seven tips for engaging your website visitors and turning “traffic” into customers.

Stamford economy on agenda

Stamford Mayor Michael Pavia and gubernatorial candidates Dan Malloy and Tom Foley are to discuss Stamford’s economy in early September.

Cleaning up

After a year of business in Stamford, Topside Detailing has expanded and built jobs.

Greenbacks for Metro Green

Stamford’s Metro Green Apartments are getting $2.5 million from the state.

Economic gambit

Connecticut may have an opening with New York’s deferral of tax credits.

Retail report

Checkers quick-service burger restaurants are coming to Fairfield County.