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Malloy requests that banks play nice. That's wrong. He should tell them.
Lost in the righteous anger toward Connecticut Light & Power last week was Gov. Dan Malloy's soft request of banks across the state to do the right thing. Listen, he essentially said, people are out of power and have been handicapped for days. A lot of...Tags: Shareholders, Finance, Financial and Business Services, Economy, Business and Finance, Politics
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11/13/2011-Heroes
We the peeps of Connecticut have been angry at Northeast Utilities and CL&P, justifiably so, in my opinion. But there is one group of people we are not angry with, in fact, we are grateful to.
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Simsbury, Tolland, South Windsor Leaders Testify At Two Storm Panel Against CL&P Storm Performance
Tell us the bad news early. Frustrated town officials from Simsbury, Tolland, Somers, and Roxbury delivered that message when they testified in front of Gov. Dannel Malloy's Two Storm commission Tuesday as huge mounds of brush remained piled along the...Tags: Roxbury, Economy, Business and Finance, Bodies of Water, Norwich, Windsor (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Governors Malloy, Markell Travel Together To Kuwait, Afghanistan; Two Democrats Love Traveling; Markell Campaigned In Hartford For Malloy
In Afghanistan this week, they were side by side. In Kuwait, too. Not long ago, Govs. Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut and Jack Markell of Delaware were together in Hartford as well — to talk about the best ways to create jobs. And a year before...Tags: Democratic Party, Travel, Politics, Regional Authority, Jack Markell
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CL&P Chief Jeffrey Butler Resigns After Storm Of Controversy
The Hartford CourantJeffrey D. Butler, president of Connecticut Light & Power Co., resigned Thursday after a brutal few weeks in which he became the lightning rod for outrage — and the public face of failures by the utility — following two paralyzing storms...Tags: Concerts, Restructuring and Recapitalization, Economy, Business and Finance, Simsbury, Politics
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Power To The People
In the wake of serious electric outages in Connecticut, it would seem that speaking truth to power was never more urgently needed. For far too long energy distribution companies in CT have swaggered with their control of a hostage consumer market...Tags: Lobbying, Prices, Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, Politics
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Companies with the most older workers
Tribune Media ServicesAs baby boomers begin to approach traditional retirement age, the workforce is aging rapidly. But not all industries are aging at the same rate. Some companies employ significantly more older workers than others. Just over a quarter (26 percent) of...Tags: Chesapeake Energy Corp., Google Inc., Economy, Business and Finance, Smithfield Foods, Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc
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Americans for the Arts names top 10 companies that support the arts
Culture MonsterCorporate philanthropy has long been a means of soul-cleansing for American businesses. For arts institutions, corporate donations are a lifeblood without which many would cease to exist. The awkward symbiosis is for the most part unique to the U.S.... -
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BrightScope Ranks The Best 401k Plans Among CT Companies
The Hartford CourantThe following is a list put together by BrightScope of the best 401(k) plans among CT companies with more than $100 Million in assets. Company -- Plan Name -- BrightScope Rating (Rounded to the nearest whole number) 1. The Phoenix Companies, Inc.: The...Tags: Finance, Career and Workplace, 401K, Economy, Business and Finance, General Electric Company
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Storm Leaves Thousands In Dark
Fox 61Northeast Utilities activated it's emergency storm center after thunderstorms rolled through the state Tuesday afternoon. NU spokesman Mitch Gross said, there were 26,000 people without power as of 3:15 pm. Gross said a transmission line leading to a...Tags: West Hartford, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Connecticut
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Northeast Utilities Third-Quarter Net Income Declines
Mild summer weather, the recession and the absence of one-time gains led to a decline in third-quarter net income for Hartford-based Northeast Utilities, the company said Monday. NU earned a net $64.8 million, or 37 cents a share, in the three months...Tags: Earnings, Connecticut Light & Power Company, Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations
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Oct 27, 2010
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