A higher health care intelligence? In R.I., some believe it’s the...
Like many these days, Severence MacLaughlin foresees a big, bright future for artificial intelligence.
Unlike many, the Rhode Island-based data scientist was willing to quit...
FALLING SHORT: Projected $330M deficit has General Assembly prepping for belt-tightening
For Rhode Island legislators, what’s old is new again.
After three years of surpluses, state budget officials are now projecting that the government is facing...
‘All that’ and a giant quahog: Tourism chief takes R.I.’s effort...
Anika Kimble-Huntley has learned that being the state’s chief tourism marketer involves certain responsibilities that go beyond the published job description.
She took the R.I....
SETTING A NEW COURSE: 5-year action plan to determine how R.I....
When David N. Cicilline became the Rhode Island Foundation’s new chief executive and president in May 2023, he and the rest of the nonprofit’s...
HYBRID HARMONY: In-office? Remote? Some firms still working on the right...
Working from home was not cutting it for the two dozen or so employees at Corrigan Financial Inc. in Middletown.
It’s not that the work...
HIGH-STAKES TAKEOVERS: Hedge fund, private equity firm ante up at R.I.’s...
When Sen. Frank A. Ciccone got wind in July that Bally’s Corp.’s board of directors had accepted a $4.5 billion buyout offer from the...
BUILDING BONDS: New housing, higher ed facilities top $343M in bond...
In Rhode Island, $107,452 won’t get residents very far in the housing market.
That figure – the state’s median household income – doesn’t support an...
Constitutional convention? Clashing views
Rhode Island’s first statewide ballot question is an outlier in more than one way, observers say.
When Rhode Islanders vote in the general election, Question...
Casting a MALL PALL: Despite uncertain future, Providence Place remains key...
Decades ago, city and state leaders eagerly jumped on a cross-country flight to secure Seattle-based retailer Nordstrom Inc. as an anchor tenant for Providence...
PBN SURVEY: Economy, election putting business on edge
Rhode Islanders aren’t throwing parties like they used to just a year ago. At least, that’s the way Ines Gentile sees it.
Gentile is a...
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