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WEDDING DAY: The Rhode Island Bridal & Wedding Expo will take place March 3 at the R.I. Convention Center.
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Editor’s Choice: R.I. Convention Center to host annual Bridal & Wedding...

EDITOR’S CHOICE R.I. Convention Center to hostannual Bridal & Wedding Expo THE RHODE ISLAND Bridal & Wedding Expo will offer couples an opportunity to...
CELEBRATORY NIGHT: The Northern Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce will hold its 33rd annual Celebration event on Feb. 27 at Bally’s Twin River Lincoln Casino Resort in Lincoln.
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Editor’s Choice: Northern Rhode Island Chamber to hold 33rd annual celebration

EDITOR’S CHOICE Northern Rhode Island Chamber to hold 33rd annual celebration THE NORTHERN RHODE ISLAND Chamber of Commerce will hold its 33rd annual Celebration...

General Assembly leaders split on tax cuts, other policy issues at...

PROVIDENCE – House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi on Thursday expressed concerns over the state's future finances during the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce's annual...
LOOKING AHEAD: The Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce will hold its 2024 Legislative Leadership Luncheon featuring leaders in the R.I. General Assembly on Feb. 15 at the R.I. Convention Center. Pictured is the R.I. Statehouse. 
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Editor’s Choice: Providence Chamber to host legislative leadership luncheon

EDITOR’S CHOICE Providence Chamber to host legislative leadership luncheon THE GREATER PROVIDENCE Chamber of Commerce will hold its 2024 Legislative Leadership Luncheon event, hosted...
WITH POTENTIAL BUDGET DEFICITS looming in the coming years, business leaders say they understand why Gov. Daniel J. McKee's $13.7 billion budget proposal doesn't contain grand plans to provide relief for businesses in the state but instead chips away at certain areas. / PBN PHOTO/CASSIUS SHUMAN

McKee’s budget proposal not ‘sweeping’ but seen as helping business

As the General Assembly prepares to consider Gov. Daniel J. McKee’s proposed fiscal 2025 budget, observers say his proposals to help small businesses may...
MORE THAN 200 PEOPLE attended Providence Business News' 2024 Book of Lists Premier Event on Thursday at the Graduate Providence. / PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

PBN debuts 2024 Book of Lists

PROVIDENCE – More than 200 business and nonprofit representatives spent Thursday evening at the Graduate Providence networking with one another, as well as obtaining...
THE GREATER PROVIDENCE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE says it supports the recommendation by the city's Special Commission for Taxation and Revenue to lower the commercial property tax rate incrementally over five years despite there being no clear indication of the effect it might have on residential property taxes. / PBN FILE PHOTO/CHRIS BERGENHEIM

5-year proposal to lower Providence’s commercial property tax lauded

A special commission's recommendations that the city of Providence revamp its tax structure and lower its "punishing" commercial property tax rate over five years...

SBA loans available for local businesses affected by bridge closure

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island business owners will be eligible for low-interest loans provided by the U.S. Small Business Administration to recoup lost revenue due...
CANDID CONVERSATION: Attendees listen to a conversation with U.S Commerce Secretary Gina M. Raimondo and then U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh at the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce’s 2022 Annual Meeting. The 2023 meeting will take place Nov. 20 at the R.I. Convention Center. 
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Editor’s Choice: Providence Chamber will hold annual meeting

EDITOR’S CHOICE Providence Chamberwill hold annual meeting THE GREATER PROVIDENCE Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting. The meeting, titled “Fresh Chapters &...
NINE BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS across Rhode Island have formed the Rhode Island Businesses for Better Education coalition to support better education outcomes and address major issues, including student achievement gaps.

R.I. business groups form alliance to support education

PROVIDENCE – A collection of prominent groups representing hundreds of businesses across Rhode Island on Thursday formed a new alliance to support better education...
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