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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…

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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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Bill Easing Regulations Helps State’s Manufacturers

The state House overwhelmingly passed a regulatory reform bill...

Environment

CBIA

Environment Committee Avoids Partisanship, Improves Regulatory Climate

The General Assembly’s Environment Committee continues to demonstrate that...

Healthcare

Business Leaders Speak Out at Capitol

Like many Connecticut manufacturers, Farmington-based TRUMPF Inc., has trouble...

Energy

Strong Manufacturing Agenda Awaits House, Senate Action

The General Assembly has a robust agenda of pro-manufacturing...

Environment

Environment Committee Approves Two Regulatory Reform Bills, Third Fails

The legislature’s Environment Committee completed most of its work...

Environment

Commerce Committee Advances Manufacturing Agenda

The General Assembly’s Commerce Committee approved several measures March...

Energy

CBIA

Bill Seeks Regulatory Balance

Policymakers regularly tell us they see surveys and hear...

Commerce Committee Bill Helps Manufacturing

CBIA Senior Counsel Eric Brown testified March 9 before...

Regulatory Reform

Small Businesses ‘Drowning in Regulations, Mandates’

By nearly every objective measure, Mercantile Development Inc., of...

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