Banking & Finance
Being fair to all homeowners
A New Fairfield reader notes those who absorbed declining home values will see no recompense in the industry settlement.
JOBS Act schism
U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal and U.S. Rep. Jim Himes are on opposite sides on the merits of the JOBS Act.
Pulling back the curtain
The Connecticut Film Center will premiere Confidence Game by local producer Nick Verbitsky.
Opinions split on real estate bill
Appraisers and real estate agents are on opposite sides of the aisle on a bill that would authorize “price opinions†in...
In the field
Pat Callahan is wrapping up a 30-year career at Pepperidge Farm, and other Fairfield County business news.
Gold coastal property
A Maine furniture craftsman is opening its first Connecticut location, and other real estate news.
Morgan, Citi may look to speed up joint venture buyout
Morgan may seek to buy Citigroup’s stake in Morgan Stanley Smith Barney – worth $10 billion – now rather than in...
Startup squared
One local franchisee wanted to experience her own startup – and to do so with a startup franchisor.
TD Bank hiring in Conn.
TD Bank is aiming to fill 90 open jobs in Connecticut.
Legal briefs
XL sued a defunct Greenwich hedge fund, and other law news in Fairfield County.
Community Mutual true to its roots
The 125 year old bank has branched out through technology, and is recognized for it
In the field
Connecticut extracted merger concessions from Northeast Utilities, and other news affecting Fairfield County businesses.
Planes, trains and DNA
John Stafstrom Jr. has handled the legal paperwork on some of Connecticut’s knottiest public finance deals.
Negotiating the S-Curve
A panel of consultants discusses how businesses prevail over the ups and downs of growth cycles
Shark tank, Stamford-style
Stamford hopes to add a dash of élan to its inaugural Startup Weekend.
