AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSmall-Business Growth: Rhode Island entrepreneur Chris Petras is taking over all College H.U.N.K.S. hauling and moving territories in the state, with plans to expand and hire locally. Business & Energy: Ocean State Job Lot has grown to 177 stores and more than $900 million in annual sales, and is expanding into the Mid-Atlantic. Vistra’s acquisition of Cogentrix adds the 297-megawatt Tiverton power plant to its portfolio. Gaming: Rhode Island sports and iGaming wagers reached $169 million in September, up 3% year over year, while Lottery sales fell 15% to $24.5 million. Healthcare: Neighborhood Health promoted Elizabeth deLacy-Almeida to vice president of analytics and Lynne Urbani to vice president of strategic initiatives. Economic Support: United Way of Rhode Island raised income limits for its heating assistance fund, widening eligibility for households squeezed by rising costs.
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