Matthew McNulty is a Staff Writer at various prominent publications, including The Shade Room, The Daily Gazette, Nashville Post, UTV Sports | What’s Your Story?, Providence Business News, The A.V. Club, and Archello. He specializes in themes related to business and economics, with a focus on banking and financial services, real estate development, and the housing market, often exploring topics such as corporate finance and the impact of AI platforms. His work has been featured in multiple outlets, showcasing his expertise in these critical sectors.
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By: Matthew McNulty
Companies are discovering that their cybersecurity defenses are only as strong as the outside businesses they allow into their systems. Suppliers and service providers may need access to sensitive information or networks to do their jobs, creating vulnerabilities beyond a company’s direct control. At Providence Business News’ 2026 Cybersecurity & AI Tech Summit on Oct. […]
As artificial intelligence takes on more tasks in the workplace, employers are putting a higher premium on workers who can communicate, earn trust and explain complicated ideas. At Providence Business News’ 2026 Cybersecurity & AI Tech Summit on Oct. 8, panelists discussed how AI is changing the skills employers need – and what schools and […]
By: Matthew McNulty
For decades, companies in Quonset Business Park have waited for highway ramps that would make it easier for trucks to move between the industrial park and the surrounding highway network. Now, with three new ramps connecting Route 403 with Post Road and West Davisville Road open as of Sept. 25, businesses at the North Kingstown […]
By: Matthew McNulty
Beacon Financial Corp. reported $61.2 million in third quarter profit on Wednesday, as merger-related costs eased from a year earlier.
By: Matthew McNulty
SMITHFIELD – Navigant Credit Union has created a new executive leadership position overseeing human resources, employee development and corporate philanthropy, promoting Lori Jordan to senior vice president and chief people and philanthropy officer. Jordan will lead a new strategic business unit combining the credit union’s people, culture, communications and community-impact initiatives. The role places those […]
Founded in 1922, People’s Credit Union has grown to more than 44,000 members while staying focused on serving Rhode Island communities.
WEST WARWICK – Centreville Bank has reopened its renovated branch in Putnam, Conn., following a monthslong project to upgrade technology, accessibility and security. The West Warwick-based bank celebrated the branch’s reopening on Oct. 22. The renovation began in the spring and was completed while the branch continued serving customers through a temporary on-site banking facility. […]
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PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank has been awarded $38.7 million in federal funding to support lead service line replacements across the state, a 35% increase over its historical annual allocations. The fiscal 2026 award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency includes $11.3 million in federal funds reallotted from fiscal years 2023 and 2024 […]
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PROVIDENCE – The BankNewport Charitable Foundation has awarded $10,000 to Providence Public Library to support free technology training and workforce development programs for teens and adults, the foundation announced Oct. 22. The library’s Technology Career Pathway offers courses in basic computer skills, Microsoft Office, coding and data analytics, along with industry-recognized credentials, career coaching and […]
By: Matthew McNulty
WESTERLY – The Washington Trust Co. will offer two free workshops in November to help prospective homebuyers prepare for homeownership, in partnership with South County Habitat for Humanity and the Jonnycake Center for Hope. The sessions, part of the South County Habitat for Humanity Financial Wellness Series, will be offered in English and Spanish, both […]
