STAMFORD — Ten years ago, then-Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and executives of one of the world’s largest banking firms gathered at the company’s hub in downtown Stamford to announce that it would be staying ...
Stamford-based cable company Charter Communications Inc. plans to eliminate about 1,200 positions as it works through its mega-merger with Cox Communications, according to The Wall Street Journal. The ...
Amazon, one of the largest employers in Connecticut, announced Tuesday that it plans to hire for 3,500 seasonal jobs in the state. The recruitment in Connecticut is part of the e-commerce giant's goal ...
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Stamford mayoral hopefuls Simmons and Tarzia debate jobs, safety, schools and city's future
DARIEN — Jobs creation, education, infrastructure, and improved quality of life – both Stamford mayoral candidates have ideas on what the city's future should look like. Democratic candidate and ...
UBS said there will be some job losses in its fixed-income business at its Stamford operation during the next three years, but the bank will maintain at least 2,000 workers in the city through 2017.
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