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Downtown hoping 2002 is a year for homecoming

Downtown Providence property owners hope 2002 will be the year people decide to call the heart of the city home. Several significant residential developers are...

Venture Forum moves to RItech from RIEDC

The Rhode Island Technology Council has replaced the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation as the organizer of the three-year-old Rhode Island Venture Forum program. RItech...

David-Goliath cable fight looms

Cox Communications will likely be selling cable service early next month to communities in East Bay, the last remaining Rhode Island outlet - aside...

Chinet moving into Collyer building

Rhode Island's largest vacant industrial building has a taker. The former Collyer Insulated Wire Company building in Lincoln - empty since 1989 - will soon...
Travelers Aid building onUnion Street.

Developers agree to buy Travelers Aid building

Two developers active in downtown Providence redevelopment have entered into a purchase and sales agreement to buy the building occupied by Travelers Aid, which...

Two Providence developers agree to buy Travelers Aid building

Two developers active in downtown Providence redevelopment have entered into a purchase and sales agreement to buy the building occupied by Travelers Aid, which...

York Group offers to buy creamery chain

A group of local investors, led by Myrth York, plan to buy the bankrupt Newport Creamery chain for $570,000. The deal, which does not...

Information Technology spending being cut by business worldwide<br>

Reversing corporate spending habits in recent years, companies worldwide will cut spending on information technology in 2002, a recent report predicted. U.S. businesses will...

Commercial real estate in a slump

Months before consumer confidence took a dive, the commercial construction trade got a sniff of what was to come. Reflecting national construction trends, Rhode...

It’s turkey time again at Belwing Farm in Seekonk

Roslyn and Phyllis Dickens know something about Thanksgiving tradition. For more than 50 years, the two sisters have been smack-dab in the middle of a...
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