SOBER REFLECTION: With the craft beer boom over, breweries look...
Matthew Gray has cleared many hurdles to keep Ragged Island Brewing Co. running. And the obstacles are still coming.
Gray opened Ragged Island Brewing with...
MIKEL lands $71M Navy contract, plans to expand workforce
MIDDLETOWN – MIKEL Inc., an undersea warfare technology company, has been awarded a five-year, $71 million contract to support the sensors and sonar systems department at the...
Citizens CEO to Chamber: ‘In moments like this, you don’t pull...
PROVIDENCE – Citizens Financial Group Inc. CEO and Chairman Bruce Van Saun told Rhode Island business leaders that companies prepared to invest in talent...
Quonset Business Park surpasses 15,000th job milestone
NORTH KINGSTOWN – Twenty years after its founding, Quonset Business Park this week celebrated its 15,000th job.
State officials and Quonset Development Corp. leaders gathered...
Good news for Revolution Wind. Bad news for Rhode Island union...
Orimartin Lima’s graduation from a weeklong offshore wind safety training program on Oct. 24 was bittersweet.
The completion of the global certification through the Community...
Meet the Makers: DaRosas weaving an impactful legacy in Pawtucket
Tucked in the heart of Pawtucket, once a national powerhouse of American textile production, a third-generation family business continues to spin its legacy in...
Following fire, Fuller Box Co. on track to reopen by next...
NORTH ATTLEBORO — Fuller Box Co., a manufacturer with locations in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, expects to return to business as usual by next...
Textron eliminating eAviation segment as part of strategic realignment
PROVIDENCE – Textron Inc. is eliminating its eAviation segment as part of a strategic realignment, the company announced.
In its filing with the U.S. Securities...
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Companies seek ‘next-generation’ makers at Manufacturing Day 2025
PROVIDENCE – As manufacturers navigate a year marked by turbulence and tariffs, a shortage of qualified workers remains a familiar concern.
That's been the case...

















