Eli Sherman
Eli Sherman is an award-winning journalist. He joined Providence Business News in November 2014 having previously worked as a metro reporter at the Waltham News Tribune. Sherman writes about economics, energy and the environment, entrepreneurship and finance. He's received top awards from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers, The Alliance of Area Business Publishers, the New England Newspaper & Press Association and The Rhode Island Press Association.
New Jersey energy company plans to relocate to Johnston
JOHNSTON – A New Jersey-based energy company plans to relocate its headquarters to Johnston where it wants to invest $10 million to build a...
The CRMC says parts of coastal R.I. could soon be underwater...
(Editor’s note: This is the second of a three-part series exploring Rhode Island’s vulnerability to coastal flooding and what businesses, property owners and local communities...
Survey: Confusion about tax law impact on home equity loans
PROVIDENCE – Less than 5 percent of homeowners with home equity loans knew about the removal of interest deductions as part of the new...
Five Questions With: Frank Aiello
Frank Aiello is the founder and president of the Rhode Island Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Association. The association is currently hosting various panel discussions to...
People’s Martel named chairperson of Newport chamber
MIDDLETOWN – Amy Martel, executive vice president and chief operating officer of People’s Credit Union, was named chairperson of the Newport County Chamber of...
ISO New England secures generation surplus for region’s electricity needs
PROVIDENCE – Regional regulators are confident New Englanders should be able to keep the lights on in 2021-2022 after a forward-looking auction last week...
Not a Sin to indulge
Get wicked, never feel guilty.
That’s the motto of Sin LLC, a full-service coffee shop, dessert bar and custom-cake shop at 1413 Westminster St. in...
Connecting new moms to resources
Melissa Bowley’s idea for Momunity was born out of her own experience.
A mother of two, Bowley had difficulty during and following her pregnancies connecting...
Power plant debate gets personal
In 2015, the proposal to build a new, gas-fired power plant in Burrillville was announced with budding optimism amid rising energy prices.
Despite concerns raised...
McMahon ventures to promote small businesses under Trump
PROVIDENCE – Linda McMahon, administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration, says President Donald Trump chose her to lead the federal agency because he...
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