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Killingly technology manufacturer Rogers Corp. says it's freezing its contributions to its employees' pension plans starting this summer, under its overall plan to save $12 million by the first quarter of 2014.

Rogers Corp. swung its first-quarter net back to black on the Killingly technology maker's strong sales of its advanced printed-circuit materials and shock-proof components for cellphones and other portable devices.

Killingly manufacturer Rogers Corp. lowered its expectations for its first-quarter profit, saying demand fell and spending increased for a new production line, The Associated Press reports.

In an effort to boost economic activity, the Connecticut Airport Authority wants to establish development zones around...

Killingly specialty-products manufacturer Rogers Corp. rode the cresting wave of demand for smartphones, tablets and other high-margin electronics to post soaring fourth-quarter and 2012 profits.

Killingly specialty-products maker Rogers Corp. says its December sales plummeted amid customer uncertainty over the U.S. “fiscal cliff'' budget affair, forcing it to lower its fourth-quarter revenue outlook.

Rogers Corp. got a tax break that enabled the Killingly manufacturer to overcome lower third-quarter sales and operating earnings and post net income that was slightly better than Wall Street expected.

For a second time in two years, Connecticut is giving snack-food giant Frito-Lay millions to expand its...

Massachusetts environmental firm Clean Harbors Inc. promoted James Rutledge, a one-time Rogers Corp. executive who is its...

Rogers Corp. posted lower second-quarter sales and profits as sluggish global demand for the Killingly manufacturer’s technology...