Rhonda Miller
SEED Corp. outlining SBA programs
TAUNTON – A training session to provide information on two U.S. Small Business Administration loan programs will be held in Raynham on Friday, May...
TD Bank gets strong reviews
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Islanders have provided some of the most positive feedback on TD Bank’s Customer WOW Index among the financial institution’s Maine-to-Florida footprint,...
BCSB opens branches, gives to YMCA
TAUNTON – Bristol County Savings Bank cut the ribbon at new branches in Massachusetts on April 17, with its first full-service banking office in...
Soaring costs hampering U.S. housing rebound
Even as U.S. housing rebounds from its worst downturn since the 1930s, production bottlenecks are pushing up building-materials costs, land prices are rising and...
Growth in R.I. women owned firms lags U.S.
Professional and financial support for women entrepreneurs appears to be increasing in Rhode Island, ranging from established organizations such as The Women’s Fund of...
Despite 1Q CDO write-off, WashTrust shows strength
After several years of momentum with increased earnings and expansion, Westerly-based Washington Trust Bancorp Inc. hit a $2.8 million pothole in the first quarter...
Five Questions With: Gail Cavanaugh
Gail Cavanaugh is a licensed Independent Life Insurance Producer with the National Agents Alliance, a group of independent insurance agents in the U. S....
RBS Citizens: Innovations driving banking
PROVIDENCE – Innovations in technology are driving corporate mobile banking, giving rise to new expectations and services from financial institutions, according to a press...
Wash Trust 1Q profit declines to $7.4M when CDO liquidates
(Updated, 1:05 p.m.)
WESTERLY – Washington Trust Bancorp Inc., parent company of The Washington Trust Co., reported first-quarter net income of $7.4 million, or 45...
S&P raises North Providence bonds
BOSTON – Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services has raised its long-term rating on North Providence’s general obligation bonds to BBB+ from BBB-, according...












