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Stack to head Champlin Foundation come June
CRANSTON - The next executive director of the Champlin Foundation will be Nina Stack, the nonprofit agency announced Monday.
Stack, a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan...
Centreville names Horvat bank president
WEST WARWICK – Centreville Bank has named Harold M. Horvat its new president and chief operating officer.
Thomas J. Lamb Jr., chairman and CEO of...
CharterCARE offers to invest $10M in Memorial, plans revival starting with...
PAWTUCKET — CharterCare Health Partners CEO John J. Holiver and Pawtucket Mayor Donald R. Grebien announced Thursday that the hospital system plans to buy...
Tech Collective narrows focus to IT sector, workforce needs
PROVIDENCE — Tech Collective, a group of businesses, nonprofits, entrepreneurs and others, with a mission of strengthening the Rhode Island technology community, has announced...
Commerce RI approves incentives for new Amgen biomanufacturing facility
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Commerce Corp on Tuesday approved approximately $8.2 million in incentives with the possibility for up to $9.4 million in incentives for...
February CCI sees near across the board improvement
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Rhode Island is moving beyond its “funk,” said University of Rhode Island Economist Leonard Lardaro of the February 2018 Current Conditions...
PBN 2018 Spring Health Care Summit examines strategic, legislative hurdles to...
PROVIDENCE — Panelists at the 2018 Spring Providence Business News Health Care Summit at the Providence Marriott Friday morning agreed primary care physicians suffer...
Commerce RI committee to consider incentives for $165M Amgen manufacturing facility
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Commerce Corp. Investment Committee has filed a meeting notice for Friday in which it will consider the application of Immunex...
Report: Partners health care expensive in Mass.
PROVIDENCE — Partners HealthCare of Massachusetts received the highest share of commercial payments and had the highest-priced hospitals in Massachusetts in 2016 while Partners' physician...
Rhode Island pension fund fell $263M in February
PROVIDENCE – The state’s $8.4 billion pension fund failed to yield positive returns in February, as market volatility helped fuel an overall decrease of...
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