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Though Connecticut’s massive pension debt dominates the headlines, its tab for school construction, transportation work and other bonded initiatives also ranks among the heaviest burdens in the nation.
Connecticut received some positive economic news earlier this month when analysts projected a rosier outlook for state budget revenues in the next few years.
Like many Democratic officials, Lt. Gov.
The Lamont administration threw cold water Wednesday on legislators’ hopes that the state would pump more dollars next year into education, social services, child care and other core programs.
Each quarter, KeyBank surveys 400 middle market business executives (defined as those companies within the $10 million to $2 billion range) to understand the impact of current macroeconomic conditions and government policies on the business
CVS Health, the parent company of Hartford health insurer Aetna, said Monday it has appointed four new members to its board, including Larry Robbins, CEO of activist hedge fund Glenview Capital Management, which holds a large stake in the company.
Gov. Ned Lamont has ordered mid-year budget cuts from public colleges and universities while warning all agencies to tighten their belts — despite projections Connecticut’s budget will close next June 30 a whopping $1.6 billion in the black.
Two banks have purchased a total of $100 million in loans issued through the Small Business Energy Advantage (SBEA) program, which provides loans that are initially funded by utility company Eversource Energy to help small businesses reduce their
The U.S. House overwhelmingly passed a bill that could raise Social Security benefits for tens of thousands of people in Connecticut who worked in public service as well as their families.
State government’s controversial budget controls will force legislators to save $2.5 billion in the next biennial budget — nearly 50% more than they expected to withhold from education, health and child care, and other core programs, analysts proj
When assessing Republican Donald Trump’s presidential win last week, Gov. Ned Lamont said his fellow Democrats, nationally, lost sight of the economic woes plaguing the middle class.
Boosting small business lending to Connecticut’s Hispanic community was a top goal for Bernard Sweeney during his decade-long run leading the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Connecticut office.
Business and industrial development corporations (BIDCOs) are small private lenders focused on lending to disadvantaged communities, and they’ve been a rarity in Connecticut.
Are federally insured banks warming up to the cannabis industry? A recent deal announced by a major cannabis company based in Connecticut could indicate the answer is yes.
Like many single parents, Sarah Desenclos struggles at times to make ends meet.
A West Hartford financial advisory firm with $6.6 billion in assets under management has merged with a Boston company, according to an announcement.
A Stamford man extradited from Brazil has appeared in court in Hartford on charges stemming from an alleged investment fraud scheme. Justin C. Murphy, 49, plead not guilty to 23 counts and was released on a $250,000 bond.
Gov. Ned Lamont recently suggested that Connecticut’s energy future may include an expansion of “modular nukes,” which are small, advanced nuclear reactors that have a power capacity of up to 300 MW per unit.
As incoming President Donald Trump says he is going to reduce tax incentives for wind power, Lamont told the Hartford Business Journal that he would be open to supporting the expansion of nuclear capacity in Connecticut.
Offshore wind projects have faced hurdles, including construction delays and cost overruns. In comparison, some experts say nuclear energy – which does not emit air pollution, but produces nuclear waste – is a better option to meet growing demand.
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