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AMGEN RHODE ISLAND employees celebrating palcing No. 1 in the 2019 Best Places To Work competition among enterprise companies. / PBN PHOTO/ MIKE SKORSI

PBN Best Places To Work 2019 event draws boisterous, sold-out crowd

WARWICK – Sixty companies in the region were celebrated as Providence Business News' 2019 Best Places To Work on Thursday during a sold-out event...
BANKRUPTCY FILINGS in Rhode Island have steadily declined since peaking in 2010. / PBN FILE PHOTO

R.I. sees 185 bankruptcy filings in May

PROVIDENCE – There were 185 bankruptcy filings in Rhode Island in May, a 19.9% decline from one year prior, according to data from U.S....
MARC CRISAFULLI has been named president of Twin River Worldwide Holdings' Rhode Island operations. / COURTESY TWIN RIVER WORLDWIDE HOLDINGS INC.

Crisafulli named president of Twin River’s R.I. operations

LINCOLN – Marc Crisafulli, executive vice president of Twin River Worldwide Holdings Inc., has been named president of the company’s Rhode Island operations, including...
THE RATE OF 30-day-or-more delinquency on mortgages in Rhode Island remained unchanged year over year in March at 4.8%. / BLOOMBERG NEWS FILE PHOTO/DAVID CALVERT

R.I. mortgage delinquency rate holds at 4.8% in March

PROVIDENCE – The rate of 30-day-or-more delinquency on mortgages in Rhode Island stalled in March at 4.8%, with no change from one year prior,...
THE CURRENT CONDITIONS Index value in April was 58, marking economic expansion. URI economist Leonard Lardaro said despite the expansion, the indicators showed slowing economic momentum in the state. / COURTESY LEONARD LARDARO

Lardaro: R.I. April CCI shows economic expansion but also weakening momentum

PROVIDENCE – The Current Conditions Index for Rhode Island in April had a value of 58, according to University of Rhode Island economist Leonard...
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS have been selected by Providence Business News for 40 under Forty from about 150 applicants, based on career success and community involvement.

PBN names 2019 40 Under Forty winners

PROVIDENCE – Providence Business News has chosen the winners of its 15th 40 Under Forty program, to be honored Thursday, July 18, at Aldrich...
ROUGHLY 6.1% OF mortgages in Rhode Island were in negative equity in the first quarter of 2019. / BLOOMBERG NEWS FILE PHOTO/DAVID CALVERT

Report: 6.1% of R.I. mortgages ‘underwater’ in Q1

PROVIDENCE – The share of mortgaged homes that have negative equity in Rhode Island in the first quarter of 2019 was 6.1%, a decline...
ASTONOVA REPORTED a $1.7 million profit for the first quarter of fiscal 2019, according to Gregory A. Woods, CEO of the West Warwick company. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

AstroNova Q1 profit more than doubles to $1.7M

WEST WARWICK – Astronova Inc. reported a $1.7 million profit, or 23 cents per diluted share, for the first quarter of fiscal 2020 ended...
GOV. GINA M. RAIMONDO has asked Lifespan, Care New England and Brown University to resume talks on forming an in-state academic medical center, following Partners HealthCare's withdrawal of its application to acquire CNE. / PBN FILE PHOTO MICHAEL SALERNO

Partners withdraws CNE merger application, Raimondo urges in-state health care system

PROVIDENCE – Gov. Gina M. Raimondo said a desire for a cohesive Rhode Island medical network led her to halt a proposed merger between...
THE R.I. SUPREME COURT affirmed a decision that upheld Cranston Mayor Allan W. Fung's pension reforms for public safety workers. The city had settled with most members of the pension plan, but a group of pension members opted out and continued litigation against the city. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

R.I. Supreme Court sides with Cranston over public safety retirees in...

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Cranston in a long-standing legal battle over frozen pension benefits filed by a group...
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