The good ol’ public bus is what we need most
Public transit in the U.S. is in a sorry state – aging, underfunded and losing riders. Many proposed solutions focus on new technologies, such...
Are you confident in the solvency of local banks following the...
U.S. regulators closed the Silicon Valley Bank in California on March 10 following a bank run.
According to The Associated Press, it is the...
Five Questions With: Melissa D. Travis
Melissa D. Travis has been CEO and president of the Rhode Island Society of Certified Public Accountants since 2019. The society is one of...
Five Questions With: Cheryl Andreozzi
Cheryl Andreozzi is a real estate agent based in Barrington who joined Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty in 2019 after spending more than...
Five Questions With: Josh Short
Josh Short is the founder and artistic director of Providence-based performing arts organization The Wilbury Theatre Group. As local theaters are still working their...
Five Questions With: Yahaira ‘Jay’ Placencia
Yahaira “Jay” Placencia, senior vice president and private client advisor for Bank of America Corp., was recently appointed to Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode...
Should residents get to weigh in on Rhode Island’s next statewide...
R.I. Commerce Corp. is working on a new statewide tourism campaign and has narrowed its list of pitch options to two.
Chief Marketing Officer Anika...
Five Questions With: Pamela LaBreche
Pamela LaBreche was recently named vice president and business and commercial banking officer for BankNewport. She has a bachelor’s degree in business management and...
Five Questions With: Rebecca Mayer
Rebecca Mayer joined the Compass real estate team in Providence in 2022 after spending 25 years as an associate broker at Residential Properties Ltd.,...
Five Questions With: Don Nokes and Daniel Charland
Don Nokes and Daniel Charland are co-founders of NetCenergy LLC, a computer and information technology services company in Cranston.
Now celebrating 20 years in business,...
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