Money in Providence news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026
In Money in Providence on Wednesday, October 14, 2026: Hasbro's Boston move, Raytheon growth, and RI housing shifts. Also: Hasbro is telling nearly 600 Rhode Island workers to relocate to Boston or leave the company; Gas prices in Rhode Island and Massachusetts have eased, despite continued tensions in the Middle East.
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- Hasbro is telling nearly 600 Rhode Island workers to relocate to Boston or leave the company.The Providence Journal
- Gas prices in Rhode Island and Massachusetts have eased, despite continued tensions in the Middle East.Providence Business News
- Raytheon won a naval radar contract and is looking to grow its New England workforce.The Business Journals
- A Connecticut company has acquired Mobile Storage, according to Providence Business News.Providence Business News
- A well-known Providence bar sought $30,000 in funding and received $61,000, per The Providence Journal.The Providence Journal
- Rhode Island's housing market is showing a surprising shift in buyer behavior, Patch reports.Patch
- Social Security checks could rise more in 2027, with early cost-of-living adjustment predictions now out.The Providence Journal
- RI AnchorHome added three lenders after financing 119 home purchases, per Providence Business News.Providence Business News
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