Brian Gormley
As Sewer Overflow project nears assent, opposition rises
The comment period on the $389 million Combined Sewer Overflow project is under way, and the state is certain to get a response from...
Executive Service Corps extends help to RI non-profits
In his business life, Edmund Marshall became an expert in finance, mentoring, and management - experience he could parlay into a lucrative consulting career,...
New Bedford hits the road to find business
New Bedford, Mass., the seaport city with a rich whaling history, has something business people of the present should find valuable: 24 million square...
Gambling online grows, along with questions
The dice dance. The roulette wheel whirls. The chips gleam. Aces, jacks, kings and queens twirl alongside inveiglements like, "You're always a winner at...
Get on board the Internet Express
The Internet affects your business whether you like it or not. So start planning for it now.
That's the message Ignite Communications, at 231 Douglas...
Rare fish, water gardens offer relief to the stressed
Company: Koi Villa/Ultimate Living
Location: 8 1/2 Jenks Road, Foster
Type of business:Water garden/fish pond accessories
Owners: Gail and Kirk Hermann
Number of employees: Two full...
Flexibility the key to efficient, modern offices
You've scaled the company ladder, pulled yourself up from manager to vice president. Your reward? The corner cubicle. With current trends in office design,...
$67 million sought for N.E. fisheries
President Clinton proposes to embark on a $67 million effort to rebuild Northeast fisheries, cut the number of fishing vessels in the waters, and...
Real Estate market strength hampered by supply
The Rhode Island real estate market has seldom been stronger: Gross single-family homes sales in 1998 hit $1.3 billion, up 26 percent from the...
Court’s ruling makes comp suits easier
The state Supreme Court has ruled that employees who receive benefits under the state Workers' Compensation law may still sue their employer under the...
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