
Rhode Island’s immigrant entrepreneurs operate at a deficit compared to the city’s broader business community. Why else would the Ocean State have the lowest percentage of immigrants who own a business as their primary employment in New England, 5.35 percent? And contrary to what one might expect, given its size, the problem is especially pronounced
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