Tag: gross domestic product
Report: R.I. ranks No. 22 for fiscal, social independence in nation
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island ranked No. 22 for independence on WalletHub's 2018's Most & Least Independent States.
To arrive at the rankings, a WalletHub data...
U.S. Q1 GDP growth revised down to 2% on services
NEW YORK – The United States economy expanded in the first quarter at a slower pace than previously estimated, reflecting downward revisions to spending...
U.S. Q1 growth revised down to 2.2% on inventories
NEW YORK - The United States economy grew in the first quarter at a slightly slower pace than previously estimated, while tax cuts gave...
R.I. ranked No. 39 in Conning’s May 2018 State of the...
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island ranked No. 39 in the nation in the May 2018 State of the States credit report issued by Conning Inc....
R.I. ranked No. 39 in Conning’s May 2018 State of the...
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island ranked No. 39 in the nation in the May 2018 State of the States report issued by Conning Inc. on...
MassBenchmarks: Mass. GDP grows at 1.6 percent in Q1
BOSTON – Massachusetts gross domestic product grew at a 1.6 percent annualized rate in the first quarter of 2018, according to MassBenchmarks, a journal...
U.S. growth cools to 2.3% as gains in consumer spending ease
NEW YORK - United States economic growth cooled last quarter as consumers pulled back following outsize spending in the prior period, though solid business...
U.S. economic growth revised higher on spending, inventories
NEW YORK - The U.S. economy grew in the fourth quarter at a faster pace than last estimated, helped by an upward revision to...
Study: U.S. has highest pay for women in technology
PROVIDENCE – Germany-based web developer job-platform site Honeypot has released its 2018 Women in Tech Index, showing the United States offering some of the...
U.S. GDP grows below-forecast 2.6% on trade, inventory drags
WASHINGTON – The U.S. economy expanded at a slower-than-projected pace in the fourth quarter on drags from trade and inventories, offsetting strength in consumer spending...


















