Economy

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The Northern Edge has been closed to scalloping since 1994. Those in the industry said access would ‘be a blessing’
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A new nonprofit owner has raised nearly half of its initial renovation budget and says more than 100 prospective tenants have expressed interest
The pop star, who owns a home in Westerly, made the surprise donation on Thursday
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All 73 of the unionized food and beverage workers at T.F. Green Airport refused to work on Thursday, saying they haven’t received a pay raise in two years from Grove Bay Concessations, which operates the airport’s restaurants and bars
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Federal officials approved use of a loan program that helps businesses and nonprofits respond in the wake of disasters
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The city says the price of one firetruck rose 63.5% in three years as manufacturers consolidated the industry, shared pricing information and delayed deliveries
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The median price of a single-family home dropped year over year in May, but at $500,000, buying a house remains out of reach for many Rhode Islanders
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Rhode Island ranks worst in the nation for poor road conditions, making the debate over gas tax relief especially bumpy
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The business-backed Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council says the state should shift more funding toward middle-income housing
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Cities and towns could allow bars and restaurants to serve until 3 a.m. during select World Cup games