Aug. 24, 2026 - Hartford Business Journal

Banking & Finance

Connecticut’s expanded R&D tax credit and new federal rules could help small businesses free up cash for innovation.

Bioscience

Stamford biotech TECLens is testing a new approach to presbyopia after raising $5.2 million to advance its clinical development.

Manufacturing

Oma’s Pride has grown from a family poultry business into a 40-employee raw pet food company serving a growing market.

Economy & Labor

Connecticut’s Realtor ranks have fallen from their pandemic peak as low housing inventory leaves newer agents with fewer deals.

Banking & Finance

Windsor Federal bought its longtime back-office home, saving on lease costs as owner Mark Greenberg redeploys capital into new projects.

Economy & Labor

The inaugural awards recognize Connecticut businesses and nonprofits for success, innovation and community service.

Manufacturing

The Meriden companies plan to invest more than $500,000 in cleanup and expand their recycling and equipment businesses in Southington.

Economy & Labor

Ryan Fazio is making affordability the centerpiece of his bid for governor as Republicans seek their first Connecticut win since 2006.

Economic Development

Crescent's expansion reflects a broader aerospace boom straining Connecticut suppliers and driving investment in manufacturing capacity.

Health Care

Rising malpractice verdicts are driving up insurance costs, threatening independent medical practices and access to care in Connecticut.

Aug. 24, 2026Edition