Monday, September 14, 2026

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HUD grants East Providence more than $800K

PROVIDENCE – The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development today informed U.S. Sen. Jack Reed that East Providence will receive $814,171 in federal...
PROVIDENCE-BASED LIN TV trumpeted a 33-percent increase in traffic at its TV stations' Web sites, including this one for WISH-TV in Indianapolis. /

LIN TV reports 2Q profit

PROVIDENCE – LIN TV Corp. (NYSE: TVL) today reported net income for its second quarter of $3.5 million on revenue of $103.3 million. The...

Economists expect consumers to slow spending

WASHINGTON – The U.S. economy will grow less than previously forecast due to lower rates of consumer spending, which is being driven by rising...

Providence Equity invests in NBC-News Corp. venture

PROVIDENCE – Providence Equity Partners has been reported to have invested $100 million in the as-yet unnamed Web site being developed jointly by NBC...
TRADERS ARE BUSY on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as equities extend a rally that started Monday. /

Stocks back up as subprime shock <br>seen as less damaging

NEW YORK - Diminishing concern that subprime mortgage losses will hurt corporate earnings at homebuilders and financial companies have driven U.S. stocks higher today....
THE NEW QUONSET POINT GATEWAY has added significantly to the office space, increasing the plan's density. /

Quonset Gateway plan revised

NORTH KINGSTOWN - Following significant input from state and local officials, many of whom had objected to the initial Quonset Point Gateway plan put...
FB Capital Partners purchased 170 Westminster Street from Granoff Realty on July 3 for $6.55 million. /

MPM takes over management of 170 Westminster

PROVIDENCE - Following the July 3 sale of 170 Westminster Street to a Pennsylvania-based investment group, a Providence firm, MPM Property Management LLC, has...
MASSACHUSETTS GOV. DEVAL PATRICK has unveiled a $12 billion capital spending plan for the state. /

Patrick unveils 5-year $12B capital plan

BOSTON – Governor Deval Patrick Monday unveiled a five-year capital investment proposal that aims to spend $12 billion on higher education facilities, road and...
U.S. WORKER PRODUCTIVITY gained less than forecast in the second quarter - here a worker assembles a panel at the Yonkers, N.Y., Kawasaki Rail Car Inc. facility - leading to speculation that the Federal Reserve Board will not lower interest rates later today.  /

Productivity improves less than forecast

WASHINGTON - Productivity among U.S. workers increased at an annual rate of 1.8 percent in the second quarter, less than the 2-percent rate that...

Retail sales declined 0.3% last week

NEW YORK – Sales at U.S. retail stores open at least one year declined a seasonally adjusted 0.3 percent over the past week, reversing...
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