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Monday, April 5, 2010

04/05/10 Hey, Greenwich Time, Get Ready For Bloomberg!

Will Greenwich Time Business Editor Jim Zebora Be Absorbed Into Bloomberg's Gleaming Mothership, Where Billions Are Made

Another struggling Hearst newspaper called the San Francisco Chronicle is combining powers with Boomberg News' San Francisco bureau to launch a beefed up daily business section.

Starting eight days ago, the "Business Report" in print editions, and on both of the Chronicle's websites, will offer news and reporting from both Chronicle and Bloomberg reporters.

The Hearst-owned Chronicle can use all the help they can get from the blow they took in 2009: The daily paper took a the largest drop in circulation out of any other U.S. paper during the six-month period ending in September 2009. They lost 25.8% of their subscribers, to 251,782 of them, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations.


Will The Greenwich Time Be Kissing
Rupert Murdock's Wall Street Journal Goodbye?

Currently, the money losing Greenwich Time covers the hedge fund industry with a Wall Street Journal insert in its Sunday edition.

Will Bloomberg come to Greenwich and hone in on Greenwich Hedge Funds and regional real estate, jobs, personal finance?

Currently Bloomberg helps the Greenwich Time with a weekly local stock performance recap.

Could adding Bloomberg reports to the Greenwich Time's daily business section be an essential read for business, financial and technology coverage of Greenwich and Fairfield County?


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Sunday, September 9, 2007

12/28/06 - Archive - News Wire


Source: New York Times

... talk about wanting to be more open, a lot of you are still secretive. One of you stopped me on my way into your Greenwich, Conn., offices and insisted: "You were never here, right?" I joked that such metaphysical requests were beyond my abilities. ...


Brewer, prospective buyer to open labor negotiations

Source: Pittsburghlive.com

... in the negotiations, spokeswoman Tracey Perles said Thursday. Milne, who heads a private equity firm in Greenwich, Conn., hopes to buy the business in March, which is a month after the brewery is projected to emerge from bankruptcy. Milne formed ...


Stamford, Norwalk get cable competition

Source: Customer Interaction Solutions

... Cablevision and satellite TV. AT&T, which provides telephone services in lower Fairfield County, except parts of Greenwich, announced yesterday that U-verse, offering packages with as many as 300 TV and music channels, is available to homes in ...


'Five things you didn't know about me'

Source: The Peking Duck

... the super-famous in my life. For my graduate thesis, I interviewed Leonard Bernstein, whom I met for dinner at his Greenwich, Connecticut home in 1984. I still look back on that dinner as one of the most thrilling experiences in my life; to actually ...


Thief caught overseas tied to local spree

Source: The Dinnertime Bandit

... they ate dinner, and quietly and neatly stealing their jewelry. He disappeared in the late 1990s after police in Greenwich, Conn., signed a warrant for his arrest. "We're trying to figure out if he came back in the time that nobody has seen him and ...


IPO market gained strength in 2006 with late surge

Source: MarketWatch

... started off strong, got bogged down in mid year with many deals pulled, and then made a rally at year end," the Greenwich, Conn.-based fund manager said. The average size of an initial public offering in the U.S. increased to $217 million in 2006 ...

Source: Norwalk Advocate

... Jagermeister.' Do you drink? 'Yes. I'm a beer drinker. Shots of Jager.' Adrienne Evans, 27, Thataway Cafe, Greenwich Most popular drink for men? 'Grey Goose Martini up, dirty.' Most popular drink for women? 'Cosmopolitan.' Strangest ...


The Private Lives of Hedge Funds

Source: New York Times

... talk about wanting to be more open, a lot of you are still secretive. One of you stopped me on my way into your Greenwich, Conn., offices and insisted: "You were never here, right?" I joked that such metaphysical requests were beyond my abilities. ...


Brewer, prospective buyer to open labor negotiations

Source: Pittsburghlive.com

... in the negotiations, spokeswoman Tracey Perles said Thursday. Milne, who heads a private equity firm in Greenwich, Conn., hopes to buy the business in March, which is a month after the brewery is projected to emerge from bankruptcy. Milne formed ...


Stamford, Norwalk get cable competition

Source: Customer Interaction Solutions

... Cablevision and satellite TV. AT&T, which provides telephone services in lower Fairfield County, except parts of Greenwich, announced yesterday that U-verse, offering packages with as many as 300 TV and music channels, is available to homes in ...


'Five things you didn't know about me'

Source: The Peking Duck

... the super-famous in my life. For my graduate thesis, I interviewed Leonard Bernstein, whom I met for dinner at his Greenwich, Connecticut home in 1984. I still look back on that dinner as one of the most thrilling experiences in my life; to actually ...


Thief caught overseas tied to local spree

Source: The Dinnertime Bandit

... they ate dinner, and quietly and neatly stealing their jewelry. He disappeared in the late 1990s after police in Greenwich, Conn., signed a warrant for his arrest. "We're trying to figure out if he came back in the time that nobody has seen him and ...


IPO market gained strength in 2006 with late surge

Source: MarketWatch

... started off strong, got bogged down in mid year with many deals pulled, and then made a rally at year end," the Greenwich, Conn.-based fund manager said. The average size of an initial public offering in the U.S. increased to $217 million in 2006 ...


Weicker says Ford helped bring country together

Source: Stamford Advocate

Weicker: Ford 'the greatest president I served under' Lowell Weicker Jr. hailed former President Gerald Ford yesterday as a man of principle who helped move the country out from under the pall cast by ...


AT&T offers cable service

Source: Stamford Advocate

... and satellite TV. AT&T, which provides telephone services in lower Fairfield County, except parts of Greenwich, announced yesterday that U-verse, offering packages with as many as 300 TV and music channels, is immediately available to homes in ...


Clubs

Source: Norwalk Advocate

... Progmatic and The Nones, Saturday; blues jam hosted by Jason Jones and the Stateline Blues Band, Wednesdays. GREENWICH Beach House Cafe, 220 Sound Beach Ave. (637-0367): John Cain, Thursday, Timmy Lovelace and the Reflex Band, Friday; Last ...


Dining on a budget? No problem

Source: Stamford Advocate

... it's no longer BYOB, patrons who bring their own bottle of wine are charged a $10 corking fee. M li-M lo 362 Greenwich Ave., Greenwich 629-6153 Daily: 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Simply window-shopping on Greenwich Avenue can feel like a ...


Gerald Ford: 1913-2006

Source: Norwalk Advocate

... That said, he was right and I was wrong. He did bring the country back together with that pardon,' the former Greenwich resident said in an interview from his Essex home. Weicker, 75, said he was heartbroken by Ford's death Tuesday night. The ...

Thursday, November 16, 2006

11/16/06 - Archive - Blood And Money




By: CBS News


(CBS) This story originally aired Nov. 18, 2006. It was updated July 12, 2007. Forty-six-year-old Andrew Kissel hoped to make his name in real estate in Greenwich, Conn., but instead, as correspondent Erin Moriarty reports, he earned the dubious distinction as the town’s first murder victim in 2006.


Seven months after the murder, with no one yet in custody, Police Chief James Walters remains optimistic. "Everyone that was in Mr. Kissel’s circle is being is being investigated," he says.


But in this tony town, it’s not easy to get people to talk. "Within a few days after the murder everybody we wanted to talk had a lawyer," the police chief explains. Andrew Kissel’s violent death brought to an end a life once brimming with promise. He grew up in New Jersey, the oldest of three children in an upwardly mobile family. Andrew’s brother, Robert, was four years younger and there was a baby sister, Jane......





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11/16/06 - Archive - Teens Call for an End to Dating Violence

HEADLINE:
STORY:
...... violence in a number of ways. First, it is awarding a $1,000 challenge grant to a teen dating violence program at Greenwich High School the only other student-led dating violence program in Fairfield County, which adopted the model used at BMHS. If .......
Source: Greenwich Citizen

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