Greenwich - News February 2, 2012 "Do I have stupid written over my forehead?" - Judge Judy Has Been Self Medicating Himself At Various Bars In Town And Telling Anyone Who Will Listen That Greenwich Resident Judge Judy Sheindlin Just Paid Him $12,000 To Make Two Of His Aptons Suits For Her Two Sons. More Testing Expected at Greenwich High Fields (The Daily Greenwich)
GREENWICH, Conn. - Dramatic change is taking place regarding the support the state of Connecticut provides to families and children in crisis. Bloomberg: Local Trader Faces New Charges (The Daily Greenwich) 'Politics - Go Figure' (Patch) Send Comments To GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com Local celebrities to judge youth film contest (Connecticut Post) CBS Analyst Dismisses UConn's Low Marks From Internet Recruiting Sites (The Hartford Courant)
Runners Set for Conference Championships (The Daily Norwalk) Runners from the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference will compete Thursday in the league championships at Hillhouse in New Haven.
Westport PAL Basketball Roundup (The Daily Westport) WESTPORT, Conn. - The Westport fifth-grade boys basketball has compiled a 6-6-1 record in its first competitive season of the Fairfield County Basketball League.
Strategic Value Raises $918 Million Distressed-Debt Fund (The Washington Post) Strategic Value Partners LLC, the hedge fund founded by Merrill Lynch & Co. veteran Victor Khosla, said it raised $918 million from a distressed-debt fund to invest in underperforming assets.
Petrobras's $25 Billion of Bids Signal No Glut: Brazil Credit (BusinessWeek) Petroleo Brasileiro SA's dollar bonds are posting their biggest rally in eight weeks, dispelling concern the Brazilian state-owned oil producer's record $7 billion offering yesterday will create a glut.
Barclays' Edgar Said to Plan Start of Atreaus Macro Fund in May (BusinessWeek) Todd Edgar, former global head of macro trading at Barclays Plc in London, is starting hedge fund Atreaus Capital LLC in May, according to a person familiar with his plans.
Renovations increase interest in The Anchorage (News Times) A worker from Cherry Hill Glass in Branford applies finishing touches to window pane at The Anchorage, an office building on Greenwich Harbor that has undergone extensive renovations.
Barclays' Edgar may start Atreaus Macro Fund in May (News Times) Todd Edgar, former global head of macro trading at Barclays Plc in London, is starting hedge fund Atreaus Capital LLC in May, according to a person familiar with his plans.
Marketing agency offers free work to not-for-profit group (The Greenwich Post) Karen Morstad & Associates , a Greenwich-based marketing and branding firm serving the financial services industry, is greeting the new year with the launch of its annual program, "KM&A Gives Back." Until Feb.
Riversville Road Is Still Closed in Greenwich (The Daily Greenwich) GREENWICH, Conn. - A portion of Riversville Road remains closed Wednesday after an accident Monday knocked out power to residents in the area.
Free course offers help for families with a mentally ill member (The Greenwich Post) The Stamford/Greenwich Affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness will offer NAMI's 11-week Family-to-Family course beginning Tuesday, Feb.
SWM Announces Senior Management Appointment (PR-inside) ALPHARETTA, GA, February 1, 2012. Schweitzer-Mauduit International, Inc. today announced the following management change effective February 9, 2012.
W.R. Berkley net income down 12.1% in 2011 (Business Insurance) GREENWICH, Conn. - W.R. Berkley Corp.'s 2011 net income dropped 12.1% from 2010 to $394.8 million, the Greenwich, Conn.-based insurer reported Tuesday. |
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