The latest business news from Connecticut and the Nutmeg State.
Survey data from 180 agencies suggests a very different AI reality than the headlines predict. The picture on the ground is one of cautious experimentation, incremental gains, and evolving practices.
Connecticut advocates say they have the votes to pass a child tax credit bill, but still face uncertainty over whether Gov. Ned Lamont will sign it.
Greenland Mines Corp. acquisition by NASDAQ-listed Klotho closes March 4, bringing a $68 billion palladium asset into focus for Connecticut's defense industrial corridor.
An Avon investment adviser who previously founded a financial planning firm focused on autism services faces federal fraud charges in connection with an alleged scheme that cost three financial services companies more than $3.3 million, according to federal prosecutors.
Connecticut's tourism industry generated $19.5 billion in total economic impact in 2024, according to the state's latest official tourism economic impact figures, as approximately 70 million visitors traveled to destinations including Bridgeport, Hartford, New Britain, New Haven, and New London.
Tariff volatility and shifting federal trade policy disrupted customer orders at Shelton-based Acme United Corp. throughout 2025, according to the company's fourth-quarter earnings report, even as the cutting tools and first-aid products manufacturer posted higher annual earnings.
Stanley Black & Decker will close its final manufacturing facility in New Britain, ending more than 180 years of production in the city known as "Hardware City," the company announced Thursday.
Nvidia drove U.S. stock markets higher Wednesday as investors awaited the chip giant's earnings report, which analysts expect to show massive profits from the artificial intelligence boom.
Connecticut faces a worsening child care crisis as families struggle with rising costs and lengthy waits for assistance, even as the state prepares major reforms scheduled for 2027.
The City of New Haven has filed a sweeping lawsuit against major insurance companies and pharmaceutical manufacturers, alleging they operated a coordinated scheme to artificially inflate insulin prices over nearly a decade.
Banco Santander's planned $12.3 billion acquisition of Webster Financial Corp. will significantly reshape Connecticut's banking landscape while raising questions about potential job losses and branch...
Proliance International, based in New Haven, shows higher earnings than San Diego electric vehicle company Nuvve despite lower revenue in latest comparison.
The Norwalk-based financial data giant traded as low as $201.50 Tuesday, even after beating earnings expectations with $4.51 per share last month.
Connecticut banking regulators cited a state credit union for governance and compliance failures, highlighting ongoing oversight challenges in the sector.
Gov. Lamont's budget keeps transit funding flat, disappointing advocates seeking expanded Metro-North and bus service along Connecticut's Gold Coast corridor.
Jordan's Furniture will refund all purchases if both UConn basketball teams reach the Final Four, potentially costing the retailer $2 million in its latest promotional bet.
Banco Santander's $12.3B Webster Financial acquisition would expand the Spanish bank's Connecticut presence after years of branch closures in the state.
Stamford-based Webster Financial agrees to $12.3B acquisition by Spain's Banco Santander, creating sixth-largest U.S. regional bank with major Connecticut presence.
Silver Golub & Teitell releases SGT Docket Rocket app for real-time alerts on Connecticut court filings, improving on state's delayed notification system.
The Samsung subsidiary headquartered on Atlantic Street will acquire ZF Group's advanced driver assistance systems business, adding 3,750 employees and expanding its automotive technology footprint.