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2024 Session: New Mandates, Lack of Focus on Affordability, Growth, Lead to Mixed Results

May 10, 2024

The 2024 General Assembly session fell short of fully leveraging Connecticut's post-pandemic economic momentum, the state's largest business organization said today. CBIA president…

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