In an “Online” interview, Brother Liguori talked about the college, the library as a technology and information resource center, his tenure and plans for retirement.
In an “Online” interview, Vonnegut talked about serving on Wall Street’s front lines, the wakening of his inner writing beast and, of course, his “Top Producer.”
On the eve of what is being termed a “historic” Presidential election, many voters are angry and fearful about what could go down as the worst financial crisis in U.S. history.
Amid the dour news of the Dow, layoffs, bankruptcies and foreclosures, there were cheers, laughs and clinking champagne flutes in one northern Westchester community.
On March 9 U.S. Rep. Jim Himes, D-4th District met with Fairfield County Business Journal executive editor, Caryn McBride, and reporter Alex Soule to talk about health care, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the financial crisis and immigration issues.
In an “Online” interview, Fries talked about trends in the commercial market and what is needed to lift this sector out of its slump. Following are edited excerpts. For the entire interview, go to our web site westfaironline.com.
In an “Online” interview, Ravitz talked about the organization’s ongoing efforts in Haiti, as well as a number of programs for business people and community members.
In an “Online” interview, Friedman talked about trends in the hospitality industry and what DoubleTree is doing to boost business. Following are edited excerpts. For the entire interview, go to our web site westfaironline.com.
In an “Online” interview, Kirchner talked about libraries’ changing roles in a high-tech society, how he plans to cope with budget cuts and some new counseling programs for business people and those looking for jobs.