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Is Connecticut’s Fiscal Crisis Really Over?

Comptroller Sean Scanlon recently declared that “the crisis is over” with respect to the state’s fiscal condition. While Connecticut has made significant progress in recent years, such a…

CBIA's Chris Davis speaks about the legislative session.

CBIA BizCast: Reflecting on the 2026 Legislative Session

Connecticut’s 2026 General Assembly session ended with limited progress and…

2026 Legislative Session: One Step Forward, Three Steps Back

The 2026 General Assembly session, billed by policymakers as an…

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Healthcare

Despite Bailout, Troubled State-Run Healthcare Plan Hikes Premiums

Connecticut’s financially troubled state-run healthcare plan for municipalities is...

State Budget: Winners and Losers

The General Assembly adopted a $24.2 billion state budget...

Connecticut Economy

Legislative Session: The Good, Bad, and Missed Opportunities

The 2022 legislative session was framed by Connecticut’s historic...

Energy

California Emissions Standards Included in Electric Vehicle Bill

Following last year’s failure of the Transportation Climate Initiative,...

Connecticut Economy

CBIA

CBIA: Legislative Session Brings Some Positives, Plus Missed Opportunities

The state’s largest business organization today applauded the 2022...

Dead End for SALT Deduction Cap Lawsuit

The nation’s highest court rejected a challenge from Connecticut...

Latest State Revenue Surge Expands Budget Options

Connecticut’s current fiscal picture brightened further this week, with...

House Approves $1.9B State Employee Raises, Bonuses Deal

UPDATE: The state Senate followed the state House and...

Connecticut Economy

Worker Shortage Dominates Business Day Agenda

Throughout the halls of the Bushnell Performing Arts Center...

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