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SINGLE-FAMILY HOME PRICES dropped 0.3 percent in the Providence-Fall River-New Bedford area in November, according to real estate data firm CoreLogic. / COURTESY CORELOGIC

Home prices drop in Providence metro in November

PROVIDENCE – Single-family home prices in the Providence-Fall River-New Bedford metro area dropped 0.3 percent in November 2012 compared with the same period in...
RHODE ISLAND'S Osprey population has rebounded from 13 in 1977 to more than 178 in 2012, according to the Rhode Island Audubon Society. / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND AUDUBON SOCIETY/BUTCH LOMBARDI

Osprey population back from oblivion, says Audubon

SMITHFIELD – Volunteers for the Rhode Island Audubon Society’s Osprey Monitoring Program reported 178 successfully fledged young in 2012, the highest number in the...
GOV. LINCOLN D. CHAFEE was joined by representatives from the Rhode Island higher education community at the Statehouse to announce a new higher education research collaborative.  / PBN FILE PHOTO/FRANK MULLIN

State, schools create economic research project

(Updated, 2:52 p.m., Jan. 15) PROVIDENCE – With $200,000 in public and private funds as the seed, Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee announced the creation of...
LESS PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES filed for unemployment insurance than forecast last week as state offices rushed to tally the data in a holiday-shortened period.  / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/JEFF KOWALSKY

Short holiday work week sees jobless claims fall in U.S.

WASHINGTON - Fewer Americans than forecast filed claims for unemployment insurance last week as state offices rushed to tally the data in a holiday-shortened...
Demand for U.S. goods climbed 0.7 percent in November, exceeding the median forceast of economists.  / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/SCOTT EELLS

Demand for U.S. goods climbed more than forecast in November

WASHINGTON - Demand for goods such as machinery and electronics climbed more than forecast in November, showing U.S. companies are planning to expand next...
THE CITY OF CRANSTON has landed a $3.45 million grant from the Staffing and Adequate Fire and Emergency Response program, which will fund 17 new firefighters and three other various staff members. / COURTESY CRANSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT

Cranston firefighters land $3.45M to hire 20 new staff

CRANSTON – The city of Cranston has received a $3.45 million Safer grant to fund 20 new positions across six fire stations. The one-time...
TEN SALVE REGINA UNIVERSITY professors and five non-Salve staff members have been named fellows at the university's Pell Center for International Relations and Public Policy. / COURTESY SALVE REGINA UNIVERSITY

Ten Salve profs named Pell Center fellows

NEWPORT – Bolstering an effective team of fellows in global policy didn’t require a far-and-wide search by James M. Ludes, executive director of Salve...
INITIAL JOBLESS claims in the U.S. rose for the first time in five weeks.  / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL NAGLE

Initial jobless claims in U.S. rose last week to 361,000

WASHINGTON - The number of Americans filing first-time claims for unemployment insurance payments rose for the first time in five weeks, a sign further...
INCREASED SALES of autos, the start of the holiday shopping season, and a pickup in homebuilding are driving gains at companies that account for almost 90 percent of the economy. / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/ARIANA LINDQUIST

Services in U.S. expand at a faster pace than forecast

WASHIGNTON - Service industries in the U.S. expanded at a faster pace than forecast in November, indicating the economy is holding up in the...
ECONOMISTS SAID manufacturing in the U.S. probably cooled in November as business demand slowed.  / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/TY WRIGHT

U.S. manufacturing probably cooled as capital spending waned

WASHINGTON - Manufacturing in the U.S. probably cooled in November as business demand slowed and disruptions from superstorm Sandy limited production, according to economists...
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