Connecticut is a great place to do business. Ranking 3rd in the U.S. for quality of life, Connecticut offers a dynamic blend of attractions, activities and experiences in close proximity. The state's economy depends on entrepreneurs and small businesses. Their small business programs provide funding and technical assistance to assist job creation and business growth. The state and local cities and towns offer a wide variety of tax incentives that encourage businesses investment. Their goal is to promote and support small business growth and retention in the State of Connecticut.
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Connecticut State Facts
State Capital
Hartford
Population
3,596,080 Rank: 29 of 50
5 Largest Cities
Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford, Stamford, Waterbury
State Tree
White Oak
Nickname
Constitution State
Started in 1764, The Hartford Courant is the oldest publishing newspaper.
Connecticut is the third smallest state.
Connecticut was the first state to have permanent license plates, starting in 1937.
The Hartford Insurance company, started in 1810 is headquartered in Hartford Connecticut.
Created by two visionaries in 1920, Piney Bowes is headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut.
First cotton gin was patented by Eli Whitney of New Haven, Connecticut in 1794.
