Commentary: Your stocks are slumping, but you probably can’t blame Trump

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, navigating the complexities of market fluctuations requires agility and foresight. Recent trends show that much of the current downturn in the stock market isn’t driven by political rhetoric, but rather by the uncertainties surrounding technological advancements, especially in AI. As businesses grapple with the potential disruptions of AI, it’s […]

Support these five businesses during Black History Month (and all the time)

In celebration of Black History Month, we’re spotlighting inspiring Black-owned businesses in Pawtucket that deserve our support year-round. From delectable baked goods at Cakes by Eboni to the vibrant flavors of Auntie’s House, each establishment brings unique offerings and a commitment to excellence that enriches our community. Eboni Silva of Cakes by Eboni emphasizes the […]

Vandenberg Space Force Base is ready to take off. Not everyone is on board

The expansion of Vandenberg Space Force Base is creating significant waves in both the aerospace industry and local communities. With plans for over 100 launches annually and a $900 million infrastructure overhaul, the base is positioned to become a critical hub in the space sector. However, this transformation isn’t without controversy. The increased frequency of […]

L.A.’s defense industry is booming. Federal funding crunch could change that

The defense industry in Los Angeles is experiencing a significant boom, particularly among tech startups that are redefining innovation in defense systems. Companies like Gambit, founded by former SpaceX engineer Josh Giegel, are leveraging cutting-edge technology to create AI-driven assets for military applications. However, the industry’s growth is currently challenged by a federal funding dispute […]