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CC Laurel employees Ed Corriveau, left, and Austin Ryfa dissassemble computers so that their individual components can be recycled.

Electronics recycler finds value in others’ waste

At CC Laurel Industries, one man’s trash can be another man’s liability. The Cumberland company offers its clients protection from the liabilities associated with the...

Newport merchants join forces to revive district

A new merchants association in Newport is taking aim at issues affecting lower Thames Street business, including the plethora of storefronts that have been...

Congressional delegation tackles business concerns

Health care, homeland security and the economy topped the discussion last week as the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce hosted Rhode Island’s congressional delegation. Noting...
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JOSEPH MOLLO JR. was forced out of his Smithfield farm, which had been in the family since 1911, after the R.I. Economic Development Corporation exercised its right of eminent domain.

Eminent domain battle heats up

What started as a dispute between Dow Chemical and Fidelity Investments led to a split between Joseph Mollo Jr. and his wife of 37...

MED Zone proposals both dead

Citizens object to plans for big-box retailers The idea behind the legislation that created Municipal Economic Development (MED) Zones, first passed in 2002, was to...
IRVING SCHNEIDER, president of the Johnson & Wales University Providence Campus, says the school's biggest strength is its 'experientially based' curriculum.

Johnson & Wales teaches with hands-on experience

INTERVIEW Irving Schneider POSITION: President of Johnson & Wales University, Providence Campus Background: After teaching at Johnson & Wales for 16 years, Schneider was promoted to dean...

Amgen seeks guaranteed water supply

Amgen came to Rhode Island in 2002 when it purchased Immunex and its West Greenwich facility. Since then, the biotechnology firm has grown into...

Chamber, arts group part ways

Split is amicable, but could impact funding The Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce is divesting its interests in the Arts and Business Council of Rhode...

Biotech leaders tackle industry’s staffing shortage

As Amgen’s Chris Bush sees it, the biotechnology industry doesn’t have enough people to meet the growing industry’s staffing needs, so it’s created something...

Strand faces license loss for violence

For years, the owners of Providence nightclub Diesel has placed ads in The Providence Phoenix, using provocative pictures of women to promote DJs and...
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