As a private-capital investor who also manages his own personal portfolio, David Homonoff has always watched the market with close attention.
When he saw the...
Since the earliest days of the pandemic, Gov. Gina M. Raimondo has shown consistent leadership in tackling the twin public health and economic crises...
Most local employers have already greatly contributed to controlling the spread of COVID-19 by following – and in many cases exceeding – state workplace...
For three years, Phoebe and Michael Koval rented a small one-bedroom apartment in Providence before deciding to venture into the real estate market to...
PROVIDENCE – Cases of COVID-19 in Rhode Island increased by 829 on Thursday, with seven more deaths, the R.I. Department of Health said Friday.
Hospitalizations...
The state has begun distributing rapid COVID-19 tests to employers, in an effort to ramp up to 25,000 tests a day statewide.
Manufacturers are among...
Most local employers have already greatly contributed to controlling the spread of COVID-19 by following – and in many cases exceeding – state workplace...
MARIE GHAZAL, CEO of the Rhode Island Free Clinic, was recently honored as the 2020 recipient of the Rhode Island Foundation’s $50,000 Murray Family...
Rhode Island is trying to double the number of daily tests taken for COVID-19, in part by encouraging more employers to adopt surveillance testing.
Manufacturing...
In the midst of national and statewide economic uncertainty, heightened by the COVID-19 pandemic, business leaders across Rhode Island continue to express a common,...
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Health and Educational Building Corp. has awarded $483,054 in grants to 51 health, education and community service organizations to help...
Bob Samuels is Rhode Island School of Design’s executive director of integrated health and wellness. He spoke with Providence Business News about how the...
PROVIDENCE – Kathleen Cornely, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at Providence College for more than a quarter century, has been appointed as the...
PROVIDENCE – Chi-Wang Shu, Brown University’s Theodore B. Stowell University professor of applied mathematics, has been named the recipient of the John von Neumann...
For three years, Phoebe and Michael Koval rented a small one-bedroom apartment in Providence before deciding to venture into the real estate market to...
PROVIDENCE – Three parcels in the I-195 Redevelopment District are under active construction in January, the I-195 Redevelopment District Commission was told last week.
The...
CHARLESTOWN – The historical Wilcox Tavern has sold for $1.2 million, according to Randall Realtors.
The tavern sale closed on Jan. 5. Built in 1739,...
FROM LEFT, Nicholas DaSilva, Kenneth Rose and Benjamin Barlock, doctoral students at the University of Rhode Island’s College of Pharmacy, which is part of the Academic Health Collaborative, launched a drug development company, Alcinous. They discuss their venture in the pharmacy building on the Kingston Campus in early June. /COURTESY NORA LEWIS
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Three doctoral students at the University of Rhode Island’s College of Pharmacy have started a company that harnesses big data in a new approach to drug development. Nicholas DaSilva of Providence, Kenneth Rose of South Kingstown and Benjamin Barlock of Portland, Maine, founded Alcinous Pharmaceuticals late last year. David Worthen, a former College of Pharmacy faculty…
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