Aug. 10, 2026Edition

Small Business

🔒CT roofing company builds workforce through second chances

Rejoice and Restore has grown rapidly by hiring people in addiction recovery, addressing labor shortages while offering second chances.
Small Business

Expert’s Corner: Will your children really want the family business?

Business owners should discuss succession plans early to prepare family members, explore alternatives and protect their legacy.
Health Care

🔒CT retirement communities expand as demand outpaces new development

Senior living providers are expanding campuses across Connecticut as demand rises, despite financing, zoning and staffing challenges.
Politics & Policy

🔒Retailers expect boost after CT expands sales tax holiday limit

Connecticut's expanded sales tax holiday raises the exemption to $300, a move retailers expect will drive back-to-school spending.
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Economic Development

New York AI startup plans Connecticut expansion after CI investment

Brooklyn AI startup Queen One plans a Connecticut expansion after securing up to $2 million from Connecticut Innovations tied to job growth.
Advertising, Media & Marketing

Opinion: Not losing doesn’t mean winning

Brand strategist Anthony Anthony argues organizations lose their edge when they stop taking calculated risks and protecting momentum.
Economy & Labor

Opinion: CT’s quantum workforce doesn’t exist yet. That’s the opportunity.

A Connecticut workforce nonprofit says part of the state's quantum investment should support public high school students to build future talent.
Banking & Finance

🔒CT companies take different paths to finance growth

Three Connecticut companies recently used acquisitions, stock offerings and institutional funding to support different growth strategies.
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Banking & Finance

🔒With new downtown HQ, Junior Achievement plans $18M Hartford learning center for 10,000 students

An $18 million simulated town center will bring 10,000 students annually to downtown Hartford for career and financial literacy education.
Economic Development

With up to $281M in public funding, CT bets big on quantum future

A federal award could bring $281 million to help Connecticut build a quantum technology hub spanning research, business and workforce development.
Hospitality & Tourism

🔒CT craft brewery bucks industry headwinds with diversified business model

Tox Brewing has more than tripled revenue by expanding beyond beer as Connecticut craft breweries face closures and slowing sales.
Small Business

Expert’s Corner: Does your business structure still match your goals?

Choosing the right business entity can lower taxes, ease capital raising and better align a company's structure with long-term goals.
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