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Norwalk’s FactSet to pay dividend

Financial-market analyst FactSet Research Systems Inc. will pay dividends of 31 cents a share on March 19 to holders of record by Feb. 28.

Rubin is counsel to FASB, GASB parent

The Norwalk nonprofit foundation that sets accounting standards for businesses and municipalities named Jeffrey W. Rubin as its vice president and general counsel.

CT pushes mandatory solar tax exemption

The energy leaders in Connecticut's General Assembly will push for all cities and towns to grant tax exemptions on commercial solar installations, rather than giving municipalities the option of allowing the exemption.

CT’s Xerox buys French inkjet maker Impika

Norwalk's Xerox Inc. has deepened its presence in Europe's commercial printer market with the acquisition of French color-inkjet maker Impika, the company says.
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Xerox sets payout

Norwalk's Xerox will pay dividends of 5.75 cents a share April 30 to common stockholders on record by March 28. It also will pay $20 on April 1 to holders of its series A preferred as of March 15.

CT’s Southern Air moving Midwest; shedding workers

Norwalk air cargo carrier Southern Air is moving headquarters to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, a move that necessitates laying off 120 workers, published reports and filings say.

CT bites Norwalk pump gouger for $1,500

A Norwalk Shell gasoline station on Thursday paid a $1,449 settlement to the state Department of Consumer Protection over allegations of price gouging during storm Sandy, authorities say.

Xerox CFO is Apple bound

Xerox Corp. finance chief Luca Maestri is leaving late next month to become corporate controller at computer- and mobile-devices behemoth Apple Inc.
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Norwalk’s Marketing Drive sold to Canadian firm

Norwalk's Marketing Drive, one of the nation's top brand developers that has helped Dunkin' Donuts, Absolut vodka and others build and maintain their customer loyalty, has been bought by a Canadian firm that does the same for its clients.

‘Value’ investors pay $43.3M for Norwalk lux apts.

A foreclosed 136-unit luxury apartment in Norwalk has sold to distressed-property investors for $7.75 million less than what it changed hands for just five years earlier, realty authorities say.
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