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Capital is in line for next-gen rail
'No one knows which is the front door.'
By Patrick Anderson
PBN Staff Writer
When Boston venture-capital firm Braemar Energy Ventures was deciding where to relocate a West Coast smart-grid company it had just purchased, high-speed and commuter train service helped give Providence an edge. More
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