IRS: $9M in R.I. refunds will expire April 17
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service has more than $9 million in unclaimed refunds for 6,400 Rhode Island taxpayers who failed to file their federal...
Allied Consulting Engineering opens R.I. office
WARWICK – Allied Consulting Engineering Services Inc. of Sudbury, Mass., today announced the opening of a second office, at 43 Jefferson Blvd., Warwick.
“Our new...
R.I. economy grows in January, CCI shows
KINGSTON – Rhode Island’s economy continued to grow in January as the fourth quarter’s momentum carried over into the new year, according to University...
AAA: R.I. gas prices rise 7¢ to $2.569
PROVIDENCE – Gasoline prices in Rhode Island have risen 7 cents, in their fourth straight week of increases, to their highest level since September,...
Profits key to Bernanke-Greenspan conflict
Profits are at the root of the disagreement between Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan and successor Ben S. Bernanke over where the economy is...
Housing slump may not be over after all
The housing slump may not be over after all. As many as 1.5 million more families may lose their homes, another 100,000 people in...
More taxpayers use direct deposit, e-File
Direct-deposit refunds nationwide this year have passed the $100 million mark, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service reports, as a growing number of taxpayers opts...
Group calling for stronger mass transit
Calling it vital to the future of Providence and the state, a public transit study group formed by Providence Mayor David N. Cicilline is...
Ocean State is growing ‘new economy’
Jason Harry started the Afferent Corp. in Providence in 2000 after acquiring technology from a personal contact at Boston University. Since then, the medical...
Bank loans help create 588 R.I. jobs
In 2005, both Citizens Bank and Sovereign Bank created low-interest loan programs for New England businesses looking to add jobs. Today, after a combined...
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