Five Questions With: Christopher J. Lynch
Christopher J. Lynch last month joined Taunton-based Mechanics Cooperative Bank as a vice president and commercial loan officer. Lynch began his banking career at...
Are you concerned about Bally’s Corp.’s plans to sell its two...
Bally's Corp. on June 28 announced it has agreed to sell the property and buildings of Twin River Casino in Lincoln and Bally’s Tiverton...
Five Questions With: Donald M. Savastano
Donald M. Savastano is a real estate agent for Keller Williams Elite Realtors in Plainville, Mass. After earning his engineering degree at Northeastern University,...
Was the R.I. Supreme Court’s ruling clearing the way for the...
The R.I. Supreme Court on June 23 cleared the way for the $300 million Fane tower project in Providence.
The proposed 46-floor luxury tower overseen...
Five Questions With: Kevin Fox
As one of the biggest closers for residential property sales on the East Side of Providence, Kevin Fox has taken part in the sale...
Five Questions With: Ernest Almonte
How does your financial background, including as the state’s auditor general, apply to your new role?
As the auditor general, I oversaw audits and...
Pacheco named new CEO and president of Special Olympics Rhode Island
EDWIN R. PACHECO, formerly the interim executive director of external relations and communications at Rhode Island College who was also a state representative and...
Businesses addressing future risks based on pandemic experience
Small-business owners in Rhode Island and across the country are reporting inflation and supply chain disruptions are impacting their businesses in big ways, according...
Hardening schools don’t really make them safer
The first real possibility for federal firearms legislation in decades has been sketched out by a bipartisan group of senators.
It comes in the wake...
Remote work complicates tax compliance
The shift to working from home full or part time in response to COVID-19 has created new state and local tax compliance issues for...
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