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ASML reports over $1.27 billion in net income in Q1
ASML, the Netherlands-based manufacturer of semiconductors and semiconductor production equipment announced a positive first quarter for 2024, and stated that sales...
Layoffs hit Sikorsky after cancelation of scout helicopter program
In February The US Army announced the cancelation of the Future Attack and Reconnaissance Aircraft program which had been the best...
Saying ‘I don’t’ instead of ‘I do’Â
These days not everyone is rushing to the altar. A new study showed Connecticut bucking a trend in which marriage rates have plummeted...
Nearly two-thirds of American workers have thought of quitting over stressÂ
April, National Stress Awareness Month, finds stressed-out workers thinking about pulling the plug on their jobs. In this, National Stress Awareness...
Luxe jewelry increases in value. Handbags? Not so muchÂ
Van Cleef & Arpels scalloped Alhambra collection has jumped 19.44% in value over the last six years. Thinking of bringing some...
Four Fairfield County cities top diversity rankings
A WalletHub study of the most diverse cities in the United States placed four from Fairfield County among the most diverse...
The advance of Earned Wage Access
For many Connecticut residents getting hit with an unexpected cost such as a medical emergency or car trouble in between paydays...
Norwalk High School enters its next phase
Governor Ned Lamont joined Norwalk Mayor Harry Rilling, State Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff and a host of officials from the...
Engaged with work? MehÂ
A recent survey by Gallup identifies employee disengagement as a $1.9 trillion problem for the economy. With income taxes due today...
Fairfield fights United Illuminating upgrade plan
When Bill Gerber became Fairfield’s First Selectman he anticipated that one of his biggest priorities would be fighting the proposed construction...
Robert Wolterstorff to step down as the Bruce Museum’s executive director and CEOÂ
The Board of Trustees of the Bruce Museum in Greenwich has announced that Robert Wolterstorff, the Susan E. Lynch executive director...
Senate passes bill requiring hairdresser training for textured hair
On April 11 the Connecticut senate passed Bill 178, which will require changes to the curriculum to include instruction on how...
Feds charge Regeneron with cheating Medicare out of millions: Regeneron’s statement
The federal Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a complaint in U.S. District Court in Massachusetts alleging that Tarrytown-based Regeneron has...
Connecticut leadership scrutinizes grocery profits
On April 11 Connecticut Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff, Senate President Pro Tempore Martin Looney, and Attorney General William Tong announced...
Bridgeport warehouse sells for $1.6 million
1859 Commerce Drive. Image courtesy of Angel Commercial, LLC. Henry Bresky & Sons, a food distribution company based in Bridgeport was...
