Paul Schott is a reporter for the Stamford Advocate, with a focus on local news in Connecticut, particularly in Norwalk. With a background in journalism and a passion for reporting on community events and issues, Paul's articles cover a wide range of topics, from business and finance to accidents and legal cases.
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Paul Schott's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to Connecticut, with a strong emphasis on business and industry. He frequently covers press releases, private sector announcements, and cites data in his articles.
Given this focus, Paul would likely be interested in pitches related to new businesses or leadership appointments within Connecticut-based companies. Additionally, he may be open to stories about retail developments such as store closures or openings within the state.
As for transportation-related topics, Paul has covered car crashes but seems more focused on the local impact rather than broader transportation issues. Therefore, it might not be a primary area of interest for him unless it directly impacts businesses or residents in Connecticut.
When considering pitching to Paul Schott, keep in mind that he is mainly interested in local news relevant to Connecticut and its business landscape.
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By: Paul Schott
Synchrony, Interactive Brokers Group among the large Connecticut-based companies whose prices went up Wednesday in the stock market.
By: Paul Schott
Since launching Locks of Liz Haircare in 2019, Lizbeth Marquez-Flores has built a CT-based business with a nationwide clientele.
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The policies pursued by Donald Trump in his second term are unlikely to solve on their own the high cost of living and lack of economic growth in Connecticut.
By: Paul Schott
Business From WWE exec to Trump friend, Linda McMahon could be next commerce secretary By Paul Schott Staff Writer
By: Paul Schott
In 2024, GXO Logistics has laid off several hundred employees as a result of the closing of facilities in Ohio, Georgia, Tennessee and Iowa.
GREENWICH, Conn. — Warehouse operator GXO Logistics this year has laid off more than 500 employees in the U.S., while it plans to cut nearly 400 more positions across two sites within the next couple of months, according to a review of public records.
By: Paul Schott
The layoffs will affect 49 employees at HyAxiom’s manufacturing facility in South Windsor and 17 employees at its headquarters in East Hartford.
By: Paul Schott
Connecticut lost an estimated 300 jobs in October, while unemployment declined to 3%, according to data released Monday by the state Department of Labor.
By: Paul Schott
Greenwich-based Interactive Brokers' new election-prediction market was a hit, with more than $560 million traded in contracts for the presidential race.
By: Paul Schott
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Linda McMahon, who served as SBA head during his first term, to be the next Secretary of Education.
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