Brian Gormley
SEC going high-tech to fight Internet fraud; some protest
Securities and Exchange Commission officials propose to use technology to fight online investment fraud, but their efforts are drawing fire from privacy advocates who...
Demand remains high for downtown hotels
Rhode Island's hotel crunch will be eased a bit when the new Courtyard Marriott opens in Providence in mid June. But even with the...
OSHA targets riskiest
Barry Carroll takes safety seriously. Carroll, owner of Carroll Marine LTD in Bristol, said his company has a safety committee. He alters jobs for...
Christine Ferguson leads review of RIte Care
With health care premiums rising, employees statewide are finding they can no longer afford the premiums, and businesses are finding the same thing. To...
OSHA offers alternative
Employers looking for a way to make their workplaces safer, and possibly head off an OSHA inspection, now have a free way to do...
Passing on the business has some tricky hurdles
When business owners consider ways to sell their business to family members, the tax implications associated with the various choices are a key consideration...
DBR’s move keeps Tufts money in RI
Harvey Mackay
On New Year's Eve, 1999, Normand G. Benoit wasn't cutting out early to attend a millennial party. He was in court, on behalf...
Trend moving consumers away from fee-for-service
The nation is in an economic boom. So why does it feel like a recession in the health care industry? That was the question...
A bet on city’s revival pays off for Armory developers
Company: The Armory Revival Co.
Location: 1570 Westminster St., Providence
Employees: 26
Founded: 1986
Owners: Robert E. Dupre Jr., H. LeBaron Preston, Mark Van...
Getting an early start on personal finance
As a high school teacher, Richard Clark knows it can be difficult to explain to students why certain subjects are relevant to them. But...
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