Banking & Finance
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Tompkins Financial to acquire Pennsylvania bank for $86 million
Tompkins Financial Corp. announced Jan. 26 that it had entered into a definitive merger agreement [...] -
Hotline offers free tax advice
The annual Tax Hotline Day is set for Feb. 11, with some two dozen CPAs [...] -
MBIA confident in Countrywide lawsuit
On Jan. 25, Bank of America Corp. appealed a key ruling that favored MBIA Inc. [...] - More from Banking & Finance
Real Estate
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Court cases loom over New Castle
Owners of Chappaqua Crossing and town officials are locked in legal battles over efforts to [...] -
Playing to learn
A health care entrepreneur this spring will open a play center in Chappaqua designed for [...] -
Gold coastal property
A FactSet Research expansion in Norwalk will cost $1.4 million, and other real estate news [...] - More from Real Estate
Health Care
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Hospitals push reform and repeal
Suburban New York hospitals are lobbying in Albany on halt-care reform issues and for an [...] -
Playing to learn
A health care entrepreneur this spring will open a play center in Chappaqua designed for [...] -
Businesses unable to put stopper on rising health coverage costs
With health coverage costs increasing by an average of more than 10 percent annually for [...] - More from Health Care
Economic Development
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Court cases loom over New Castle
Owners of Chappaqua Crossing and town officials are locked in legal battles over efforts to [...] -
Connecticut: Creative or complacent?
Connecticut’s image may be working against it as a local executive works to connect the [...] -
Conn. readies innovation ‘adventure’
Connecticut is borrowing ideas from several neighbors in crafting an “innovation ecosystem.” [...] - More from Economic Development
Other Recent Articles
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Businesses get “Smart” with IBM’s analytics technology
IBM Corp. has quietly assembled a Smarter Commerce portfolio projected to be worth more than $20 billion by 2015.
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Nonprofit panelists criticize government over-reach
Panelists at the Jan. 31 event “To Give or Not to Give” cited concerns with several proposals at the federal and state government levels that would impact nonprofit operations.
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Above and beyond
An administrator at Westchester’s largest law firm has an Easter Seals award named in his honor.
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Exhibition marries past with future
Historic Hudson Valley’s participation in the 58th annual Winter Antiques Show in Manhattan gave not only a glimpse into the breadth of its collections but also a hint of its plans for the future, highlighted by the debut of its first app.
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A Dearth of Docs
New York’s growing physician shortage is expected to accelerate, a state survey reports.
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Rate hike planned for primary docs
Empire BlueCross expects to lower health costs and improve quality with higher reimbursements to primary care doctors.
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Health care in brief
Health care in brief
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Prepare for the unexpected
The first quarter can always be tricky. Preparing for unexpected bumps can pay a lot of dividends.
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Spike the hike
Why would we want government to be more intrusive in matters of private business?
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‘Major’ expansion for UConn Stamford
A UConn administrator intimated big plans for the Stamford commuter campus, without providing details.
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Nonprofit panelists criticize government over-reach
Panelists at the Jan. 31 event “To Give or Not to Give” cited concerns with several proposals at the federal and state government levels that would impact non-profit operations.
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People’s United restructuring
People’s United Bank will close branches this year amid a wider restructuring.
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The (white) envelope please
More than a year after a lawsuit over a mysterious “red envelope,” Michael Carrazza has Patriot National Bank among the top turnaround stories of 2011.
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Hurry up and wait
As 2014 looms, insurers, physicians and businesses are still grappling with federal health reform.
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Rx Connecticut
Medical M&A is up, among other news at the crossroads of business and health care in Connecticut.
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Officials, lawmakers stump for jobs bill
The multifaceted $180 million jobs bill passed by the state legislature during last fall’s special session has generated a wide range of reaction from residents and those reactions range from hope to yawns to skepticism.
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What do you believe in?
It’s that time of year when Roger Sherman rolls in the grave.
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