Matthew McNulty is a Staff Writer at various esteemed outlets, including The Shade Room, The Daily Gazette, and Nashville Post. He specializes in themes such as banking, financial services, cybersecurity, and legal affairs, with a focus on corporate finance, cyber attacks, and entrepreneurship. Matthew's work has been featured in notable publications like UTV Sports | What’s Your Story?, Providence Business News, The A.V. Club, and Archello.
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By: Matthew Mcnulty
PROVIDENCE – Amica Mutual Insurance Co. raised $39,242 through its annual CEO Challenge benefiting ALS United Rhode Island, dedicating this year’s fundraiser to longtime employee Rachel Jones, who died from ALS in February. The event, which was held on July 21 at Amica’s Providence headquarters, featured Chairman, CEO and President Edmund “Ted” Shallcross III participating in […]
PROVIDENCE – Beacon Bank and its foundation provided more than $600,000 in charitable funding during the second quarter to more than 180 nonprofit organizations across Rhode Island and four other states, the bank announced July 30. Rhode Island organizations receiving funding included Farm Fresh Rhode Island, Newport County Women’s Resource Center, Rhode Island Oral Health […]
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WESTERLY – The Washington Trust Co. has provided $13.6 million in financing to McGovern MHQ Inc. to support the New England vehicle upfitter’s acquisition of production facilities in Massachusetts, including a historic former textile mill complex being returned to active industrial use, the bank announced July 30. The financing supports the Marlborough, Mass.-based company’s purchase […]
PROVIDENCE – Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP has launched an artificial intelligence task force to help businesses address legal, regulatory and operational issues tied to the growing use of AI technologies, the Providence-based law firm announced July 30. The multidisciplinary team includes attorneys from the firm’s employment, corporate, litigation and intellectual property practices and is […]
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(Editor’s note: This is part in an occasional series speaking with Providence mayoral candidates about their vision for the city’s economy, housing market and business climate.) PROVIDENCE – Mayor Brett P. Smiley says his second term would focus on expanding housing opportunities, growing the city’s economy, supporting neighborhood businesses and ensuring the city is prepared
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Mayor Brett P. Smiley outlined his second-term priorities: housing, economic growth, small businesses and schools.
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A new net-metering initiative will connect RI manufacturers with savings from renewable power generated at Thundermist Hydroelectric Facility.
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REP. DAVID MORALES, a candidate for Providence mayor, is campaigning on affordability-focused policies that include rent stabilization and expanded affordable housing. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
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FORMER HOUSE Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi’s bid for a seat on the R.I. Supreme Court is the subject of an appeal by the R.I. Ethics Commission. / PBN FILE PHOTO / ELIZABETH GRAHAM
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ELEVEN FEDERAL Hill establishments are facing state complaints alleging illegal indoor hookah use. / COURTESY FEDERAL HILL COMMERCE ASSOCIATION
