At its best, the biotech startup ecosystem is populated by some of the world’s smartest and more industrious problem-solvers willing to put in countless hours with the goal of improving people’s lives and health.
In 2015, candidate Donald Trump promised to bring back manufacturing jobs to the U.S. economy. But in reality, the real future growth industry is leisure, not manufacturing.
Economic incentives are once again front and center in Connecticut’s public policy debate with the Lamont administration officially unveiling its new strategy to reward companies that create jobs in high-growth industries.
Farmington developer Prospect Enterprises LLC acquired South Windsor’s Geissler’s plaza almost a decade ago with aspirations of recasting the property into a mixed-use development.
With the 2020 legislative session officially underway, state lawmakers will need to tackle Connecticut’s fiscal and economic challenges. But some legislators are also struggling to get their own fiscal house in order.
Bridgeport’s Daybreak Doughnuts is known to customers for its sweet breakfast treats. It’s also known to the Connecticut Lottery Corp. (CLC) as a top-tier revenue producer.
Belgian startup founder and CEO Sylvie De Smet wanted to break her company, FamilyEye, into the U.S. market when she was selected to participate in Upward Lab’s startup accelerator program last year.
When Starling Physicians decided late last year to appoint businessman Jim Faircloth as its new CEO, it wasn’t just a leadership change for the multispeciality medical group. It was a paradigm shift.
After four years, the state’s quasi-public venture capital arm is ending its $5-million annual pitch competition, which brought to Connecticut startups from more than a dozen countries.