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Fairfield County Business Journal Vol 49 No 34 - August 23, 2010
Entering the fall campaigns, Danbury’s immigration brouhaha could re-emerge as an issue.
A large talent pool, smaller human resources departments, and demanding staffing needs are a few reasons why these businesses are doing well.
Dan Malloy and Tom Foley are ready for a fall campaign expected to focus on jobs, taxes and the deficit.
Stamford-based Centerplate has started a hospitality solution-generating subsidiary called Centerplate Stir.
Several companies noticed a slowdown at the end of the second quarter.
“Marine highway” expansion planned for Connecticut and Long Island.
The Beverage Information Group in Norwalk has found that U.S. wine consumption is maintaining its growth trend and is expected to continue for the next...
Hedge funds regained their footing in July.
iMedX expands to Louisiana with an acquisition.
Greenwich-based firm has expanded its mortgage-backed and asset-backed securities capabilities.
Cronus moves its Connecticut office from Stamford to New Haven.
HR consultancies predict increased use of variable pay models heading out of the recession.
First Niagara is buying NewAlliance for $1.5 billion.
About 1,100 nonprofits in Fairfield County risk running afoul of the IRS.
State and federal government crack down on employee misclassification, but experts say misfiling is not always purposeful.
As we enter the second half of 2010 business and health insurance factor more heavily into the cost of doing business, with health reform leaning...
Fairfield County Business Journal, Tribuna team up to collaborate on news.
All voters in Connecticut should get candidates to pledge that they will make the tough decisions needed to get the state back on track.
Immigrant population breathes new life into downtown Danbury.
Danbury-based Tribuna is pro-people, no matter the nationality.
Public-private partnership will bring a community center to the city of Newburgh.
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