David Ortiz
Most high-tech jobs down; software services up
The United States lost 560,000 high-tech jobs in 2001 and 2002, according to a recent study by the nation’s largest high-tech trade association.
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Nursing homes target of new safety standards
The federal government recently introduced new guidelines for nursing homes aimed at reducing the high number of nurses and nursing aides who get hurt...
Most high-tech jobs down; software services up
The United States lost 560,000 high-tech jobs in 2001 and 2002, according to a recent study by the nation’s largest high-tech trade association.
...
The business of war: Camouflage to cabinets, local firms supply troops
A surprising number and variety of products being used by the military to fight the war in Iraq were manufactured in Rhode Island and...
The business of war: Long war could hurt Aquidneck firms
Despite the recent surge in military contracts scored by firms in Rhode Island, many people familiar with the local defense industry say it faces...
Most high-tech jobs down; software services up
The United States lost 560,000 high-tech jobs in 2001 and 2002, according to a recent study by the nation’s largest high-tech trade association.
...
Hitting their Target
Local designers put wares on national stage
In “Breaking Through,” a new feature of Providence Business
News, the newspaper will take...
State regulations huge obstacle, say businesses
Crippling state regulations and spiking insurance costs dominated a discussion last week between a handful of Rhode Island small business owners and President Bush’s...
Most high-tech jobs down; software services up
The United States lost 560,000 high-tech jobs in 2001 and 2002, according to a recent study by the nation’s largest high-tech trade association.
...
Reservists encouraged to protect finances before going overseas
For military reservists called to active duty, war is financial hell.
Military pay has improved, but a majority of reservists still take pay cuts...
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