Rhonda Miller
Making sure the claims are true
Only good fortune kept Christine Cunneen from arriving at two scheduled meetings at the World Trade Center on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001....
Five Questions With: John G. Picerne
John G. Picerne is founder and CEO of Corvias Group, a privately owned company with three divisions that focus on addressing large-scale challenges in...
It pays to reward energy efficiency
Greenwood Credit Union is seeing multiple advantages to participating in National Grid’s Heat Loan Program, which offers zero-interest loans to residential property owners for...
Town eyes new way to do business
Portsmouth is looking to generate income from its municipal Melville Ponds Campground, part of a planned fiscal restructuring to lessen reliance on property taxes.
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Five Questions with: Susan A. Keller
Susan Keller is the managing director of LGC+D/LeveragedSolutions responsible for providing clients with resources and strategic advice in the areas of operations and strategy....
Five Questions With: Peter Walsh
Peter Walsh is director of home ownership and customer service at Rhode Island Housing, a position he has held since September 2013. He...
OPTIS: Mergers and acquisitions up
CHICAGO – Insurance agency mergers and acquisitions occurred at a rapid pace during the first six months of 2014, according to “Agent-Broker Merger...
Association: Banking industry seeing improvement
WASHINGTON – America’s banking industry is seeing steady improvement, highlighted by a sharp increase in business loans and a dramatic improvement in the quality...
Washington Trust provides $4.3M for Alice Building
WESTERLY – Washington Trust’s Commercial Real Estate Group has provided $4.3 million to Alice Building LLC to refinance the historic Alice Building in downtown...
Study: Many lack plan to pay back college debt
PROVIDENCE – While 94 percent of parents and 94 percent of college students are concerned about the cost of higher education, about one-third of...
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