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CBIA Business Minute – Credit Survey

The second-quarter 2010 CBIA/TD Bank Credit Survey, finds  credit conditions slowly continuing... 


Gubernatorial Candidates to Speak at Fairfield County Economic Summit & Outlook

UConn Quarterly Economic Review Will Be Released Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010 8:30... 


Jobs and the Recovery – Top issues at CBIA’s Connecticut Economy Conference

Friday, Sept. 10, 2010 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Rocky Hill Marriott 100 Capital Boulevard,... 


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News Releases

Gubernatorial Candidates to Speak at Fairfield County Economic Summit & Outlook

UConn Quarterly Economic Review Will Be Released Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010 8:30... 


Jobs and the Recovery – Top issues at CBIA’s Connecticut Economy Conference

Friday, Sept. 10, 2010 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Rocky Hill Marriott 100 Capital Boulevard,... 


Businesses Sour on Economy

For Immediate Release August 24, 2010 CBIA Economic Survey Shows Slow Growth, Uncertainty... 


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Business Minute

CBIA Business Minute – Credit Survey

The second-quarter 2010 CBIA/TD Bank Credit Survey, finds  credit conditions slowly continuing to improve.  Jason Giulietti, CBIA research economist says while we’ve made some progress, businesses need a full restoration of available credit in order to sustain economic growth and expansion. Guilietti Credit Survey 1 (Obtaining credit still... [Read more of this review]


CBIA Business Minute – DEP Commissioner Amey Marrella

The Department of Environmental Protection is one of the biggest agencies in state government, with responsibilities ranging from permitting and environmental compliance to licensing and maintaining state parks.  DEP Commissioner Amey Marrella talks about modernizing the agency to better serve the needs of Connecticut in the 21st century.  Parts 1-5... [Read more of this review]


CBIA Business Minute – Connecticut’s Housing Industry

Housing is important to the overall state’s economy. Building homes creates jobs and generates revenue for the state and other businesses. George LaCava, president of the Home Builders Association of Connecticut, talks about the industry and what can be done to help improve the overall business climate, housing, and construction in the state. LaCava... [Read more of this review]


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