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Trumbull Day festival will return this summer Donald Eng FacebookTwitterEmail 1of14 Trumbull Day 2019 at Trumbull High School in Trumbull, Conn., on Saturday June 29, 2019. Trumbull Day is a fun-filled family event with food, vendors, carnival rides and games, children’s entertainment, a main stage featuring local bands and fireworks.Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of14 Trumbull Day 2019 at Trumbull High School in Trumbull, Conn., on Saturday June 29, 2019. Trumbull Day is a fun-filled family event with food, vendors, carnival rides and games, children’s en...

Consumer behavior shifted in 2020. While many brands would have expected ecommerce to grow in popularity, no one could have imagined the necessity it would become during the pandemic.  However, despite the uncertainty of when things will return to normal, a recent survey conducted by Allocadia indicates that 33% of consumers will do shopping online, 27% will do shopping in-store, and 40% say they will use both venues.  So, despite Statista’s prediction that ecommerce sales will reach $407B in 2021, buyers aren’t expected to stop shopping in physical stores.  Given this data, we s...

Famed investor and ETF manager Cathie Wood joined Scott Wapner and Bob Pisani on the “Halftime Report” on CNBC Wednesday to share opinions on some holdings across her funds. Wood On Tesla: Wood has been a notable bull on Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) and it remains the largest holding in the... Read More...

Last week saw monumental change in media, politics and national life, most notably: Donald Trump, who dominated popular culture the last four years, is out of the White House and finally off every social media platform that matters. It was also a week of hope, promise and major resets. One of those resets came Wednesday afternoon in the first White House press briefing of President Joe Biden’s ...

‘This is not normal” was a refrain of the Donald Trump years. And Joe Biden was elected in part because he promised, “If I’m elected president, you won’t hear me race-baiting, you won’t hear me dividing — you’ll hear me trying to unify.” He could have stopped after the first “me.” Biden says he wants to revive bipartisanship, not be in our faces all the time, and just get things done. The promise was the same one that elected Warren Harding 100 years ago — the promise of a “return to normalcy” aft...