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The city that claims to have been “Innovating since 1641” is one of the state’s – never mind Fairfield County’s – brightest stars at the moment in terms of business development, housing, population growth, and potential.

Henkel, Diageo, Daymon, and People's United bank were also cited as among the nation's best employers. Forbes partnered with market research company Statista, who surveyed 30,000 people, asking respondents to rate how likely they'd be to recommend their employer to others.

The Stamford tech company also announced that for the 12 months ended Dec. 31, total revenue rose 35 percent to $3.3 billion.

CEB Talent Assessment’s revenue represented approximately 6 percent of Gartner and CEB combined adjusted revenue for the 12 months ended June 30.

Gartner's second-quarter revenue was $843.7 million, a 38 percent increase from the previous second quarter’s $233.7 million.

Stamford research firm is predicting a 1.4 percent increase over 2016.

The move reflects Gartner's planned acquisition of technology and insights firm CEB for about $2.6 billion.

Together, Gartner and CEB will employ more than 13,000 associates serving clients in more than 100 countries.

Technology industry research company Gartner Inc., based in Stamford, acquires Spanish software review company Nubera.

Proper use of information technology can help you understand which products and services are in demand, when they will be needed and how to be competitive.

Gartner Inc., a Stamford-based information technology and research firm, IBM Corp. has been named the overall marketshare leader in the application infrastructure and middleware software market.

An “Internet of things” is among Gartner Inc.’s top 10 strategic technologies and trends for the coming year.

An early employee of Priceline.com Inc. has established a Westport headquarters for her California startup deets Inc., on the promise of funding from the state of Connecticut.

Gartner predicts the FTC will crack down on the growing trend of fake, paid reviews posted on social media.

Businesses are resigned to the concept of “bring your own device” in the workplace – and the possible added costs BYOD can trigger