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WARWICK – For the top earners in Providence Business News’ 2026 Fastest Growing & Innovative Companies awards program, growth means more than just a...
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Rhode Island businesses are starting to get millions of dollars back from tariffs they paid under the Trump administration, including interest.
About $25 million in...
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Amid rising prices for gas, food and housing, the Federal Reserve on Sept. 16 raised its benchmark interest rate for the first time since...
Median home price in R.I. rises to $544K in August
WARWICK – The median August sale price of single-family homes in Rhode Island was $544,000, 6.7% higher than a year ago, according to the...
United Way report: 43% of R.I. households can’t afford basics
PROVIDENCE – About 43% of Rhode Island households did not earn enough to cover basic living costs in 2024, according to a report United...
Smiley, Providence kick off PVDFest 2026
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Mayor Brett P. Smiley, Councilman John...
Tanner takes interim VP role at CCRI
WARWICK – Former R.I. Secretary of Commerce Elizabeth M. Tanner has been named the Community College of Rhode Island interim vice president for workforce...
Struggling U.S. homebuyers face new hurdles as mortgage rates near 7%
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The weekly average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate...
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As R.I. races to build new housing, existing affordable units are...
Newport Heights was quite a different place years ago, when the 11-acre public housing complex in the north end of the city – then known as Tonomy Hill – had a reputation as a dangerous place to live.
When Kate Dyl moved in more than two decades ago, there was not only rampant crime and illicit drug use, but the...
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