Fairfield County Business Journal

1. Danbury is game
Next year will mark the 20th anniversary of Connecticut's own Nutmeg State Games and, for the first time, the city of Danbury will be playing ...
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2. Paragon buys Westport Avenue site
Paragon Realty Group L.L.C. based in Westport last week acquired a 58,193-square-foot commercial and retail property on 2.84 acres in Norwalk, according to John Nelson, ...
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3. Not just any pet project
There's probably a moral or something in this tale about Bill Bishop, who studied journalism in college and wound up selling dog food. Not just ...
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4. Blast from the past: Offline dating is back
Gary Ferone's own personal dating odyssey planted the seed for a matchmaking company that in four years has expanded to nine locations. Ferone is the ...
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5. Away from home and living green
Eric Fleming is hoping to start a trend in temporary corporate housing. Fleming began Compass Corporate Housing in 2006 after 10 years in the industry ...
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6. Will Pepsi can New York?
Pepsi Bottling Group Inc. is quietly shopping in the Danbury, area once more for a corporate headquarters, sources say. The distribution arm of PepsiCo Inc.
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7. Lights on tonight?
Investors are exploring plans for a small power generator in Danbury capable of generating 50 megawatts of power, sufficient to serve the needs of 38,000 ...
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8. Venture funds in sharp decline
Venture capital firms nationally raised $6 billion in the third quarter, but the number of firms receiving capital declined markedly. In the second quarter of ...
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9. Coupons leap to Web and boom
Webloyalty.com Inc. continues to cash in on consumer's appetite for online coupons, maintaining its status as the fastest-growing company in Fairfield County over the past ...
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10. Curtis shifts into 'carbon neutral'
A Newtown carton company has became the first packaging company in the United States to receive a "carbon neutral" designation. Curtis Packaging Corp. uses renewable ...
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