Tag: R.I. Commerce Corp.
Commerce committee supports tax credits to keep Flux Marine in R.I.
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Commerce Corp. Investment Committee voted unanimously on Wednesday afternoon to recommend a Qualified Jobs Incentive Tax Credit to electric outboard...
British wind turbine company abandons Quonset building, hiring plans
NORTH KINGSTOWN - A British company planning to build a training facility for wind turbine maintenance workers at Quonset Business Park with the help...
Paolino seeks tax credits for $17.9M Studley Building apartment project
PROVIDENCE – Paolino Properties LP is seeking an award under the Rebuild Rhode Island Tax Credit Program to offset costs as it works to...
R.I. Commerce board OKs $3.4M for tourism push
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Commerce Corp.’s board of directors approved spending up to $3.44 million between two vendors for tourism advertising, including media buying and...
McKee, R.I. Commerce Corp. providing grants to hard-hit hospitality, tourism and...
PROVIDENCE – On the anniversary of his year in office, Gov. Daniel J. McKee and the R.I. Commerce Corp. announced Wednesday an $8 million...
For R.I. business community, in-person trade missions making a comeback
As more countries ease COVID-19 travel restrictions, in-person trade missions are making a return, and some in the Rhode Island business community already have...
R.I. Commerce Corp. program seeks support groups to aid businesses with...
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Commerce Corp. is seeking proposals for the third installment of the Take It Outside grant program funded this time at $4.5...
R.I. Commerce Corp. taps Fagan as new president
PROVIDENCE – Hilary Fagan will become R.I. Commerce Corp.’s new president next month, replacing Jesse Saglio.
The quasi-public agency announced late Monday that Fagan, R.I....
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...
Plenty of challenges ahead, but which to solve first?
Inflation. Supply chain bottlenecks. Worker shortages.
The pandemic-induced fires are spreading fast, and companies are struggling to figure out which ones to put out first.
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