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Change at mall raises tax questions

The new owners of Providence Place mall could face an annual property tax bill of more than $20 million a year when its 30-year...

Hispanic Chamber pauses daily operations as CEO takes medical leave

PROVIDENCE – Oscar Mejias, CEO and founder of the Rhode Island Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, confirmed Thursday he will be on medical leave “for...
HOLDING POTENTIAL: Pawtucket has narrowed down the proposals for the so-called “Downtown Gateway Project,” the 20 acres of property in the downtown area, including the former Apex department store property at the far right. 
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Apex redevelopment enters critical new phase

After more than six months of review, Pawtucket officials have narrowed six proposals for the former Apex department store property to three finalists, pushing...

Five Questions With: Robert J. D’Amico

Robert J. D’Amico joined NCU Investment Solutions as vice president and senior financial advisor earlier this month. He most recently worked as a financial...

Centreville, Navigant top Forbes’ Best-in-State rankings for R.I.

WEST WARWICK – Rhode Island’s community banking sector earned a strong showing in Forbes’ 2026 Best-In-State rankings, with Centreville Bank and Navigant Credit Union taking...

Centreville opens first Providence branch in Olneyville 

WEST WARWICK – Centreville Bank marked the official grand opening and ribbon cutting of its first Providence branch on June 16, following the branch’s...
PROVIDENCE officials have floated a plan to create a special fund to pay for the city's "decarbonization" goals, using the energy savings, rebates and other incentives to replenish the fund. / PBN FILE PHOTO/WILLIAM HAMILTON

Providence hoping revolving fund will pay for massive ‘decarbonization’ effort

Providence is working to figure out how to pay for its 2040 mandate to “decarbonize” about 130 municipal buildings through a series of retrofits,...
THE ORGANIZERS of WaterFire Providence are hoping for big crowds for the July 4 lighting to mark the 250th anniversary of the U.S., and so are downtown businesses. / COURTESY WATERFIRE PROVIDENCE

Beefed-up WaterFire looking for massive 250th anniversary turnout

After several years of scaled back programming, WaterFire Providence is looking to bounce back this year, and it's hoping to use the nation's 250th...

Beacon Bank’s Will Tsonos to receive Ben G. Mondor award for...

PROVIDENCE – William C. Tsonos president of Beacon Financial Corp. and former president of BankRI prior to its merger into the Beacon platform, will receive...

Citizens advises Greenbriar on AIT Worldwide Logistics partnership 

PROVIDENCE – Citizens Financial Group Inc.'s Capital Markets & Advisory division recently served as lead financial advisor to Greenbriar Equity Group on its strategic...
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