Justin Sayles
Nurses seek law to limit job injuries
At Westerly Hospital, both members of the CAT scan team have sustained virtually identical back injuries lifting patients, and been forced to take time...
Panel: Biotech sector poised to grow in the state
Rhode Island’s biotechnology sector has grown from one with a few dozen employees to an economic driver that supports thousands of jobs, experts said...
Lodgings increase
Last June, with a traditional Hindu cracking of a coconut, Navin Patel commenced the construction of the 91-room, 56,000-square-foot Wingate Hotel in Coventry.
Built in...
Newport adds hotel rooms, but will tourists follow?
The occupancy rates of hotel rooms slightly dipped in Newport and Middletown last year, yet hotel expansions and new construction pushes along in the...
Tourism flourishes, yields billions for R.I. economy
It looked like difficult times for Rhode Island’s travel economy when David DePetrillo became the state’s tourism director in 1983.
Providence had just come out...
Firm adapts Navy technology to fight breast cancer
In its previous form, it was used to detect undersea mines. But through the work of Providence-based Advanced Image Enhancement Inc., the technology may...
Harrah’s makes its pitch, with GTECH’s help
It’s become barely a blip on the news radar – executives of a Las Vegas gambling giant rolling through Rhode Island for a day,...
A fresh way to foster tech innovation
Group meets to network, brainstorm
They work separately.
Jack Templin is the principal of Internet consultancy firm Thought Cap. Alex Taylor is a graphic designer for...
R.I. bankers looking on the bright side for 2006
A recent survey by financial adviser Grant Thornton shows only 38 percent of bankers are optimistic about their industry and 29 percent are optimistic...
Chemical test software yields profits for R.I. firm
Ion Signature Technology has received Slater seed funding
Every chemical has a fingerprint – from the flavor in your soft drink, to drugs in an...
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