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R.I. Commerce Corp. awards $8M in tax credits and job incentives

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Commerce Corp. board of directors on Monday awarded $8 million in Qualified Jobs Tax Credits and Innovation Voucher incentives to seven companies,...

PBN unveils 2026 Healthiest Employers of Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE – Twenty-seven organizations have been named as honorees in Providence Business News’ 2026 Healthiest Employers of Rhode Island Awards program. All the honorees for...
Shovel ready: Igus employees are out in force for an outdoor community service project. 
COURTESY IGUS INC.

igus, Inc.

PBN Best Places to Work 2026 Awards LARGE COMPANIES #16. igus Inc. Employees in R.I.: 416 CEO and president Felix Brockmeyer Questions answered by Nicole DaSilva, vice president...
DISPLAYING DRIVE: Co-workers from JPS Construction and Design Inc.
spend some time together at Topgolf sports and entertainment complex. 
COURTESY JPS CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN INC.

JPS Construction and Design Inc.

PBN Best Places to Work 2026 Awards MIDSIZE COMPANIES #10. JPS Construction and Design Inc. Employees in R.I.: 68 CEO and president Jamie Stebenne Questions answered by Jamie...
decades IN THE MAKING: Lockheed employees celebrate the company’s 70th anniversary. 
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Lockheed Architectural Solutions, Inc.

PBN Best Places to Work 2026 Awards MIDSIZE COMPANIES #23. Lockheed Architectural Solutions Inc. Employees in R.I.: 105 President Michael S. Kosiver Questions answered by Michael S. Kosiver What...
HOMEMAKERS: Pariseault employees participate in a project alongside nonprofit Building Hope. 
COURTESY PARISEAULT BUILDERS INC.

Pariseault Builders Inc.

PBN Best Places to Work 2026 Awards MIDSIZE COMPANIES #19. Pariseault Builders Inc. Employees in R.I.: 87 President Brian Casey Questions answered by Brian Casey How has your company...

PBN names 2026 Best Places to Work honorees

PROVIDENCE – Sixty-eight honorees have been named by Providence Business News for its 2026 Best Places to Work Awards program. Each of the companies and...

R.I. business leaders express confidence during annual Chamber outlook breakfast

WARWICK – Rhode Island business leaders remain confident in their own companies despite ongoing pessimism about the national economy, according to a survey conducted...
SPECIALIZED TRAINING: Marianny Rosario, left, and Malcolm Williams, both of Providence, participate in a cyber training class at Rhode Island College’s Institute for Cybersecurity & Emerging Technologies, which opened in November 2023 and was supported by $73 million in voter-approved bond funding.
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

In cybersecurity: More R.I. jobs than people to fill them

While employers may dream of an experienced, industry-savvy new hire, not all have that luxury – a reality that’s particularly apparent in cybersecurity and...

Orsted eager to get Revolution Wind ‘back on track’; lawsuit possible

PROVIDENCE – Orsted A/S, the Danish developer behind Revolution Wind, on Wednesday said it is fighting to restart the project and is considering a...
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