Tag: New England
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT CORPORATION SELECTS LOUIS SILVA TO SUCCEED MARK COUSINEAU AS...
HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT – CIC Board of Directors has named Louis Silva to succeed Mark Cousineau as leader of the multi-state economic development lending organization....
Scott Woznicki Joins CBIZ as Managing Director
Scott Woznicki joined CBIZ as a Managing Director and Leader of the SOC Practice in New England. He has more than 20 years of...
Union Studio names new two new Associates as the firm grows
Union Studio Architecture and Community Design is pleased to announce the promotion of Christina Carlson and Kevin Beaulieu from Project Architects to Associates. Both...
R.I., Conn. bring up rear for jobless rates in N.E.
WASHINGTON – While Rhode Island’s August seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 3.6% may have been one-tenth of a percentage point below the national rate...
Health care consolidation is inevitable in Rhode Island
The headline says it all: “CNE plots solo course (for now).”
The cover story interview in the current edition of Providence Business News with Care...
Congress must pass USMCA
While the U.S. economy continues to show steady signs of growth, there is considerable concern in the business community about current U.S. trade policies...
Report: R.I. population grows 0.4% from 2010 to 2018 to 1.06M
PROVIDENCE – The population of Rhode Island increased 0.4% from 2010 to 2018 to 1,057,315 residents, or an increase of 4,358 people, according to...
Are N.E. unemployment rates too low?
The end of the Great Recession has been followed by a slow but steady economic expansion that led to a significant drop in unemployment...
Unemployment rate declines at fastest pace in N.E. in Oct., remains...
PROVIDENCE – The 0.7 percentage point year-over-year decline in Rhode Island’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was the largest among New England states, falling to...
R.I. has 2nd-highest N.E. joblessness in Aug., but largest Y/Y decline
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s seasonally adjusted 4 percent unemployment rate in August was the second highest in New England, ahead of Connecticut’s 4.3 percent, according...
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