Brian Harrod - The Greenwich Topix Editor Greenwich - News November 4, 2011
The Wealthiest Towns in America (Dixie's blog) Despite the fact that U.S. households' net worth plunged by $11 trillion in 2008, the U.S. is still the wealthiest country in the world - but, as always, some parts of the U.S. are wealthier than others. Community mourns loss of ex-Greenwich man (News Times) Family, friends and members of the art community are mourning the loss of Richard Rothschild, a sculptor and former Greenwich resident who died in his Sharon home Tuesday of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning. UPDATE : More Greenwich News The number of Connecticut Light & Power customers in Greenwich without electricity fell to 416, or 1.5 percent of its total customers, as of 1 p.m. as the utility inches closer to its goal of 99 percent power restoration by 11 p.m. At 8 a.m., 505 of the utility's customers were without power. MF May Have Transferred Customer Money After Audit, CME Says ( BusinessWeek) MF Global Holdings Ltd. may have transferred customer money last week following an audit by CME Group Inc., which has regulatory authority over the futures broker. MF Global Trustee Talks With Brokers Over Customer Accounts ( BusinessWeek) The trustee liquidating broker-dealer MF Global Inc. is in talks with brokerages that may take over customer accounts or buy "pieces of the business," said Stephen Harbeck, president of the Securities Investor Protection Corp., which is overseeing the liquidation. Sculptor and former Greenwich resident Richard Rothschild in his studio in Sharon with a marque of a life-size gazelle he made several years ago. Greenwich was approaching full recovery Thursday from this past weekend's storm, with power returned to 99 percent of its Connecticut Light & Power customers.
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