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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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Connecticut Economy

Rebuilding Connecticut: Next Steps—CBIA Releases 2022 Policy Priorities

The state’s largest business organization today released its 2022...

COVID-19

Report: State-Run Healthcare Proposal Leads to Tax, Premium Hikes

A proposed state-run healthcare expansion would likely lead to...

COVID-19

$40M COVID Relief Funds Bail Out State-Run Healthcare Plan

Connecticut has tapped $40 million in federal COVID-19 relief...

Bond Commission Approves $1.3B for Transportation, Small Business

The State Bond Commission approved over $1.3 billion Dec....

Lamont Taps Boughton to Oversee Infrastructure Spending

State Department of Revenue Services commissioner Mark Boughton will...

DEEP’s Natalie Braswell Appointed State Comptroller

Gov. Ned Lamont has appointed Natalie Braswell, a former...

Connecticut Economy

Calls for Tax Relief as Budget Surplus Jumps Again

Connecticut’s current fiscal year budget surplus jumped $400 million...

State Overtime Spending on Record $280M Pace

Connecticut is on pace to spend a record $280...

Connecticut Economy

State’s Rainy Day Fund Among Country’s Strongest

Connecticut’s rainy day fund has risen to fifth strongest...

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