Denise Perreault
Reed backs foreclosure reforms
The nation’s economy will worsen unless the federal government takes strong action to resolve the foreclosure crisis and help prevent hundreds of thousands of...
A new magazine for Rhode Island’s condo dwellers
Condominium owners face challenges and enjoy benefits far different from those of single-family homeowners, so two Rhode Island businessmen have started the state’s first...
In a down economy, foundation support crucial
As vice president of development and campaign director at Brown University, Neil Steinberg has led the university’s Boldly Brown fundraising campaign. In August, he’ll...
Down economy no reason to avoid starting a business
With small businesses struggling and the economy turning sour, some would argue that this is not a good time for a woman to start...
Patchwork of experiences led her to Thundermist
This is the 12th and final in a series of a dozen PBN articles focusing on the backgrounds, challenges and successes of some of...
Managing waters off of Mass. coast
Massachusetts political leaders have approved the creation of a comprehensive management plan to govern sea waters near the coast, the first of its kind...
Family is never far from Angelo’s on Federal Hill
When Robert Antignano bought Angelo’s Civita Farnese in Providence in 1988, from his mother-in-law and her three sisters, he was buying a lot...
KIK shutdown signals transition in industry
The loss of 400 jobs with the closing of KIK Custom Products in Cumberland is a blow to Rhode Island’s long-suffering manufacturing sector, yet...
RISD professor to bring karaoke to political stage
Daniel Peltz, professor of film, animation and video at Rhode Island School of Design, wanted to bring the people of Denver closer to the...
Concordia investing in staff through ESL work
Most American companies do not provide assistance to workers who have trouble with the English language, although doing so can lead to improved productivity...
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