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Emilee Mooney Scott and Katie Dykes, 2026 E2 Conference

Katie Dykes Steps Down as DEEP Commissioner

Katie Dykes, commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, announced June 5 that she will step down from her position in…

Unlocking Main Street by DoorDash

DoorDash Launches National Small Business Campaign

DoorDash may be best known as an app that delivers…

A New Era for Regulatory Reform?

Connecticut regulators and business leaders are signaling a new era…

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Connecticut Economy

2019 Legislative Session: Time to Look at Things Differently

The 2019 General Assembly session began this month as...

Bioscience

CBIA

New State Laws Effective October 1 2018

Beginning in October, applications to start a new business,...

Connecticut Economy

What Business Thinks: Jobs, Growth, and the 2018 Elections

CBIA’s latest annual survey of Connecticut businesses reveals growing concerns...

Connecticut Challenges Federal Wage and Hour Reform Program

Connecticut has joined nine other states challenging a U.S....

Compensation & Benefits

CBIA

Hiring and Wages for Internships Up in 2018

Hiring and wages for internships are both expected to...

Environment

CBIA Forum Brings DEEP Officials, Manufacturers Together

Department of Energy and Environmental Protection commissioner Rob Klee...

Manufacturing Workforce Development Measures, Regulatory Changes Pass

The 2018 General Assembly session saw passage of a...

Environment

CBIA

Workforce Development, Permitting, Compliance Bills Advance

CBIA began the 2018 legislative session urging lawmakers to...

Environment

Committee Approves DEEP Permit Bill, New Greenhouse Gas Goal

The General Assembly’s Environment Committee recently approved a bill...

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