Lori Stabile
Lori Stabile joined Providence Business News as the web editor in September 2014. Prior to joining PBN, she was a reporter and bureau chief for The Republican in Springfield, Mass., and a reporter for the Kent County Daily Times in West Warwick, R.I. She holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism and English from the University of Rhode Island.
Passenger traffic falls in Feb. at T.F. Green by 4.2%
WARWICK – Passenger traffic at T.F. Green Airport fell 4.2 percent in February compared with February 2016, to 236,582 from 246,978, the R.I. Airport...
BLS: R.I. among states with significantly different jobless rates over the...
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in February at 4.5 percent was 0.9 percentage points lower than it was in February 2016,...
R.I. adds highest percentage of construction jobs in Feb. in U.S.
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island added the highest percentage of new construction jobs over the past year in the nation in February at 12.2 percent,...
Providence companies improve leave policies
Several Providence-based technology companies are following Silicon Valley tech giants such as Google and Facebook by improving their family-leave policies to make their workplaces...
MedMates holding Life Sciences Expo
PROVIDENCE – MedMates, the life sciences technology-networking group, is hosting a Life Sciences Expo on April 26 to showcase innovation happening in the Ocean...
Report: R.I. lands in middle of most and least innovative states...
PROVIDENCE – When it comes to innovation, Rhode Island falls in the middle among the states, while Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Hampshire are among...
Superman building opening for arts group fundraiser
PROVIDENCE – The Industrial Trust Building, known better by its nickname, the Superman building, will host The Wilbury Theatre Group’s annual fundraiser “REVEL! A...
Citizens survey finds business owners’ optimism on rise following election
PROVIDENCE – The majority of business owners believe that economic conditions will improve this year, according to the Citizens Commercial Banking Survey released this...
EMoney Advisor wants to open office in Providence, hire 100 employees
PROVIDENCE – EMoney Advisor, an interactive financial technology firm, wants to open a software development office downtown, where it will hire up to 100...
Hotel proposals approved by Providence City Plan Commission
PROVIDENCE – Two new hotels proposed for the city were approved by the Providence City Plan Commission on Tuesday night.
The commission discussed the 91-room...
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