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Maker movement rolls into Danbury

Maker movement rolls into Danbury

Ahead of the Danbury Hackerspace’s official opening, organizers and city officials have been on a citywide marketing campaign to teach residents about hackers and the maker movemen ...

VARTA charges into Rye

VARTA charges into Rye

Battery maker’s quest is for smaller, more powerful units ...

Business aviation chief sees rough weather ahead

Business aviation chief sees rough weather ahead

“I really do love the smell of jet fuel in the morning,” Westchester County Executive Robert P. Astorino proclaimed when welcoming visitors to the recent regional forum of the Nati ...

Old neighborly ways for a new economic era

Old neighborly ways for a new economic era

Westchester County’s Livable Communities and Care Circles programs find innovative solutions to elder care that draw on the old ways of American villages and neighborhoods ...

New name, $90 million expansion for senior care provider

New name, $90 million expansion for senior care provider

Jewish Senior Services of Fairfield County will consolidate its two facilities on a new campus as part of a $90 million capital project that was announced in conjunction with the g ...

‘Tough choices’ define two-year, $44 billion spending plan

‘Tough choices’ define two-year, $44 billion spending plan

With a 19-17 vote, state senators gave final approval last week to a $37.6 billion budget for Connecticut’s 2014 and 2015 fiscal years. ...

Work under way at Park Square West

Work under way at Park Square West

The planned 15-story, 209-unit apartment complex at 66 Summer St. and a 321-space extension of an existing city parking garage will be built by A.P. Construction Co., of Stamford, ...









Taking the long position

As CEO, your primary function is that of a leader. Your management team and employees will look for messages being sent by their CEO, and those messages will affect their behavior and how they conduct business for you.

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Perry preaches political civility in Stamford

In between pitching Texas’ tax and regulatory policies to Connecticut businesses, Gov. Rick Perry called for a return to the open political climate of President Reagan and Tip O’Neill during a brief stop in Stamford Monday evening.

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