Love of learning has guided Steele’s path
Rita Danielle Steele has had to make some adjustments in how her company, Steele Realty Consultants International LLC, does business in response to COVID-19....
Corporate outings? The party’s over for now
Every year, Kahn, Litwin, Renza & Co. Ltd. marks the end to a grueling tax season with a companywide outing. In 2020, the plan...
Pandemic turns up heat on R.I. caterers
Caterer Nick Mattiello is used to assembling specialty orders with creative presentations such as a three-tier crudité table overflowing with grapes, pepperoni and a...
To Savor: Rosé will have you thinking pink
Rosé wines appear on the shelves of most retail stores this time of year in a sea of stunningly beautiful pink, orange, light red-hued...
State needs better transparency, enforcement of reopening regs
For all the good work Rhode Island officials have done shepherding the state through a phased reopening of its economy, there’s been a surprising...
City’s fiscal woes just got much worse
Providence’s fiscal woes got much worse on June 30, when the state’s Supreme Court sided with former city employees in a long-running dispute over...
Five Questions With: Patrice Milos, Cherrystone Angel Group executive director
1. How does your experience as co-founder of a startup inform your strategy in your new role at Cherrystone? Angel investors must keep pace...
Rehearsal dinner make a tentative return
The quarantine has brought about much heartache over the past 100-plus days. As much of a tyrant as the coronavirus is in bringing a...
Pandemic triggers a boom for Seekonk gun store
A gun can’t kill a virus, but that hasn’t stopped customers from swarming Pheasant Ridge Inc. amid the new coronavirus.
In his 30-plus years in...
Billions of dollars in small-business aid unclaimed
BIllions of dollars offered by Congress as a lifeline to small businesses struggling to survive the pandemic are about to be left on the...
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