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The EPA's Walter Mugdan insisted his agency will "move forward with the important work to continue to address PCBs in the Hudson River."

Last year the biopharma business, part of GE's life sciences division, generated revenues of approximately $3 billion.

GE plans to reimburse Massachusetts for the massive incentive package that helped convince the company to move its headquarters to Boston from Fairfield as it looks to sell its future Fort Point headquarters property and scales back its ambitions.

Flannery’s brief leadership tenure was marked with embarrassments for the company, including a dividend cut last November and the removal of the company from the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

First Reserve previously owned the Houston-based business for approximately 10 years before selling it in 2011 to General Electric.

There’s rarely a dull moment when it comes to construction at Sacred Heart University. “We’re busy,” said Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration Michael Kinney. “We’re always busy.”

The Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development will provide up to $9 million in grants for training, equipment, and leasehold improvements at PwC’s 300 Atlantic St. location.

GE is looking to cut 25 percent of its corporate and research center jobs as part of a plan to trim at least $3 billion in expenses over two years.

Connecticut officials secretly offered General Electric three proposals to keep it from the leaving state, according to newly released documents obtained in an open records request.

The rooftop solar project is part of the company’s efforts to utilize 135 megawatts of alternative and renewable energy by 2020.

Many hotels in Fairfield and Westchester attract corporate guests attending conferences in the region or meetings with companies headquartered here.

During Jeffrey Immelt's time as CEO, GE returned $143 billion to investors in dividends, more than in the entire prior history of the company.

Sikorsky in Stratford was the highest-placing in the county, coming in at 58. The state of Connecticut placed 275th.

Among other initiatives, the report recommends improving the regulatory process, supporting mixed-use development opportunities around transit, and strengthening cooperation with the town’s two universities.

The April 11 event at Fairfield University was marked by audience cries of "How?" in response to generalities about fixing the economy.