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Article: Fairfield County Businesses Among Hardest Hit by Financial Crisis

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January 15, 2009
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The Connecticut Business and Industry Association issued the following news release:

Fairfield County, with its large concentration of firms tied to the financial markets and banking and insurance industries, has been hit harder by the crisis on Wall Street than other regions in our state. That's according to a new Connecticut Business & Industry Association (CBIA)/Fairfield County Business Journal Survey released today.

The survey examines business trends in Fairfield County, the business community's economic outlook, and the key issues for policymakers to address in order to ensure the region's continued economic development.

"Fairfield County plays a vital role in our state's ...

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