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.
Five Questions With: Brent Mancuso
Brent Mancuso, president of Office Recycling Solutions in East Greenwich, talks about how his business got started, and how it has become one of...
Bay View Academy holds 4th Women in Science and Engineering conference
EAST PROVIDENCE – Bay View Academy held its fourth annual Women in Science and Engineering conference on Nov. 15, hosting 120 middle school girls...
Providence chosen to host NCAA basketball games in 2016
PROVIDENCE – The city has been chosen as a host for first- and second-round games of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament in March 2016,...
R.I. ranks 19th on child-homelessness report
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island ranked 19th in a nationwide study that measured the extent of child homelessness, well-being of children, risk for family homelessness...
RIF fellows reflect new business environment
An online site selling high-fashion clothing for dogs; making digital textile prints; helping entrepreneurs launch startups: These are some of the technology-dependent businesses that...
R.I. in bottom 10 in Forbes list of best states for...
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island is one of the worst states in the country to do business, according to Forbes Magazine’s list of the Best...
NEIT offers tuition freeze
EAST GREENWICH – New England Institute of Technology again is offering a tuition freeze to all individuals who enroll by Dec. 31.
Individuals who enroll...
R.I. student loan debt among highest in country
PROVIDENCE – Students graduating from colleges in the Ocean State are leaving with high student debt rates, an average of $31,561, the fourth highest...
RIDE report: Nearly all educators ‘effective’
PROVIDENCE – Nearly all of Rhode Island teachers and leaders were rated effective or highly effective, according to a second annual report on the...
NerdWallet: Same-sex marriage pumps $9M to R.I. economy
PROVIDENCE – Personal finance site NerdWallet has determined that same-sex weddings will add $9 million to Rhode Island’s economy annually.
The study, which was released...
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