Tag: Providence Business News
PBN’s most-read stories of 2022
From developments with the potential to reshape the landscape of Providence and a steady stream of million-dollar home sales across Rhode Island, to ongoing...
PBN named ‘Newspaper of the Year,’ honored for minority business series
PROVIDENCE – For the third year in a row, Providence Business News has been recognized as “Newspaper of the Year” among specialty publications by...
PBN officially debuts 2022 Book of Lists at Graduate Providence
PROVIDENCE – Approximately 200 local business individuals gathered Thursday at the Graduate Providence to network with one another during Providence Business News’ 2022 Book...
Murphy leaving role as Chafee Center director
SMITHFIELD – Mark S. Murphy, the director of the John H. Chafee Center for International Business at Bryant University, told Providence Business News that...
Downtown Providence office building, home of PBN, sells for $3.5M
PROVIDENCE – A six-story office building at 400 Westminster St. in downtown Providence recently sold for $3.5 million, according to public records.
Baltic Providence LLC...
PBN celebrates 35th anniversary with business community
WARWICK – Providence Business News on Thursday celebrated three and a half decades of providing business journalism to Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts at...
Five medical marijuana dispensaries selected for licenses
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Office of Cannabis Regulation selected five medical marijuana dispensary applicants to receive licenses to operate during its lottery held at...
Aspen Aerogels reports $7.8M loss in Q3
NORTHBOROUGH, Mass. – Aspen Aerogels Inc. this week reported a loss of $7.8 million in the third quarter, or 24 cents per diluted share,...
Power outages remain, more rain in forecast after nor’easter
BOSTON (AP) – Hundreds of thousands of customers remain without electricity in Massachusetts on Friday and officials say it could take until late Saturday...
Summit: Work-life balance paramount for wellness of health care providers
PROVIDENCE – It’s not enough for health care companies to make self-care resources and wellness initiatives available to their workers, especially during a stressful,...