38 Studios docs to be released today
PROVIDENCE – More than 1,500 files containing depositions and court records from the high-profile 38 Studios lawsuit will be unsealed Thursday afternoon, according to...
Groups calling for 38 Studios investigation, PawSox transparency
(Updated 4:29 p.m.)
WARWICK – Several groups met Thursday to call on Gov. Gina M. Raimondo and House Speaker Nicholas A. Mattiello to investigate...
Two down, but millions to go
While the collapse of 38 Studios LLC was a singular and precipitous event, the effort to recoup some of the state-guaranteed bond money lost...
Commerce RI settles for $12.5M with some 38 Studios defendants
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Commerce Corp. has agreed to a $12.5 million proposed settlement with several defendants involved in the pending 38 Studios lawsuit.
Commerce...
Williams appointed mediator in 38 Studios case
(Updated 2:27 p.m.) PROVIDENCE – Retired Supreme Court Chief Justice Frank J. Williams has been appointed mediator in the 38 Studios litigation.
Williams, who most...
Auction to be held for remaining 38 Studios assets
WARWICK – An auction sale for the remaining assets of 38 Studios LLC, the video game company founded by former Boston Red Sox pitcher...
Corporate Market Place struggling to pay off debt, late on rent
PROVIDENCE - The Corporate Market Place Inc., operating under a taxpayer-backed loan program, is struggling to pay off its debt and can’t keep current...
Chafee set to exit ‘twilight zone’
As a candidate, Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee’s opposition to the pending $75 million 38 Studios deal was both a pillar of his platform and...
Proposed settlement reached in 38 Studios bankruptcy case
PROVIDENCE – A proposed financial settlement has been reached in the federal bankruptcy case involving Curt Schilling’s former 38 Studios video game company.
According to...
Moody’s upgrades R.I. debt
PROVIDENCE – Moody’s Investors Service upgraded Rhode Island’s credit outlook from negative to stable while maintaining an Aa2 bond rating, the agency announced Monday.
The...
















