STAMFORD

Stamford Business News

For readers in Stamford, this page covers corporate mergers, market shifts, company expansions, leadership changes and retail trends. Reporting tracks the organizational movements that shape the regional economy.


People

People

Altus Power Names Raj Soi Chief Operating Officer

The Stamford solar company has appointed its first COO, who previously led operations at SunVest Solar.

Altus Power Names Raj Soi Chief Operating Officer

Jobs

Live Poll

Should your community convert empty downtown office buildings into apartments?

Remote Work

Developer Proposes Stamford Office-to-Apartment Conversion

A plan would convert the 780 Summer St. office building into 85 apartments as the city's office vacancy rate stands at 27%.

Developer Proposes Stamford Office-to-Apartment Conversion

Openings & Closings

Live Poll

Do you believe the arrival of new organic grocery chains benefits your local neighborhood?

Openings & Closings

Mom's Organic Market Signs Lease for Stamford Site

The grocer is expanding into Connecticut with a 13,080-square-foot store at 699 Canal St.

Mom's Organic Market Signs Lease for Stamford Site

Philanthropy

Philanthropy

Stamford Honors Richard Redniss With Patriot Award

The Stamford Veterans Park Partnership recognized its longtime president for his work supporting veterans and their sacrifices.


Startups

Live Poll

Is now a good time for building owners to invest in automated energy management systems?

Startups

Stamford Startup Novele Raised $17 Million in Funding

The energy management company plans to use the capital to support its national expansion efforts.

Stamford Startup Novele Raised $17 Million in Funding

More in Business

Day to day, that means monitoring startup funding, industry reports, store openings or closures and executive departures. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Stamford experiences a recurring flow of corporate headquarters relocations, which uniquely defines the local market landscape. Sector growth and shifts in office space utilization remain the two primary factors influencing most stories.