June 29, 2026Edition

A team of Connecticut biotech veterans is turning the proceeds of a $1.3 billion acquisition into a platform for the next generation of life sciences startups.

GLP-1 drugs have reshaped the obesity-treatment market and cut into bariatric surgery volumes — but Connecticut's major health systems say the two approaches work better together than apart.

After 56 years on Long Island Sound, Capt. Greg Dubrule is ready to hand over the wheel — if a deal with his longtime first mate comes together.

A New Haven investment firm sees opportunity in one of Waterbury's most troubled properties — and city officials are betting private money can do what crackdowns alone couldn't.

Gov. Ned Lamont is campaigning on fixing healthcare costs and electric bills — two problems that have persisted throughout his nearly eight years in office.

These leaders are tackling the top issues impacting the healthcare industry.

Two Connecticut credit unions are switching charters — in opposite directions — as they race to grow beyond their traditional markets in an increasingly digital and competitive banking landscape.

An entrepreneur built Connecticut's first billion-dollar tech company — then left to build a competitor. Now the company he started is suing him over patents and employee agreements.

A federal hearing on marijuana rescheduling has set the industry buzzing, but Connecticut cannabis operators say the path forward is anything but clear.