Manufacturing
Business briefs
News and notes from around Fairfield County and Connecticut
Business briefs
Fairfield County business news in brief.
Stewart Airport Commission re-elects Jim Wright as chairman
More transparency from PANY/NJ with public
New name for Williams
A Brewster factory that makes high-tech films for use in products from lights to phones is changing its name.
GE Capital to continue downsizing
General Electric expects improvement at GE Capital – but still plans on cutting headcount.
ITT plans three-way corporate split
ITT Corp. this year plans to separate its global businesses into three separately traded companies.
A new ‘king’ of the road
Metroking is poised to make a lot of “purpose-built†vehicles.
Report: Toxic discharges decline
Industrial facilities in Fairfield County discharged 174 tons of toxic chemicals in 2009, 45 tons fewer than in 2008.
Knife maker gets cut of state funds
Canal Street Cutlery is growing in marketing quality outdoor knives.
Trimming the fat in production
Inertia switches over to lean manufacturing.
Derecktor powered by new designs
Hornblower Hybrid sets pace as energy efficient ferry.
In brief
Business news and notes from around Fairfield County.
First Reserve sells terminal
Greenwich-based First Reserve Corp. has sold the equity interest in Bahamas Oil Refining Co.
2010 Fairfield County passings
The year 2010 was marked by the passing of major figures in the Fairfield business community.
In brief
Business news and notes from around Fairfield County.
