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2026 Connecticut Manufacturing Report

2026 Connecticut Manufacturing Report

Connecticut manufacturers are navigating some of the highest energy costs in the country, rising healthcare and labor expenses, workforce shortages, and trade disruptions. The…

S&P Upgrades State’s Credit Rating, Cites Guardrails

S&P Global Ratings has upgraded Connecticut’s credit rating, the latest…

The Connecticut Economy, Gov. Ned Lamont and Sen. Ryan Fazio

CBIA BizCast: Lamont, Fazio Pitch Economic Agendas

On this episode of the BizCast, we’re taking you inside…

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Healthcare

Business Leaders Speak Out at Capitol

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

Report: State Overtime Spending on $209 Million Pace

Connecticut’s on pace to spend $208.9 million on state...

Connecticut Economy

Spending Cap: ‘State Needs to Send a Message’

As president of a manufacturing company that employs more...

CBIA

Spending Cap Hearing Set for April 3

It was 25 years ago—back in 1992—when Connecticut voters...

State’s Collective Bargaining Agreements Must Evolve with Times

Connecticut faces significant fiscal challenges as lawmakers work to...

Connecticut Economy

Business Day Brings Crowd to State Capitol

Connecticut Business Day drew over 300 business leaders from across...

Legislators Pledge to Work with Business on Budget, Taxes

“I see these meetings as an opportunity for you...

Connecticut Economy

Unique Opportunies in a Critical Legislative Session

It’s trite to call every state legislative session critical,...

Potential Municipal Aid Cuts Raise Property Tax Concerns

Governor Dannel Malloy’s proposed $40.1 billion, two-year state budget closes...

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