Mike Colias/levesque@pbn.com
Dwindling IPO market hot for some, cool for many
<I>LIN TV
struck gold in void</I>
Two years ago, an initial public offering from a company that owns some television stations would have...
<I>Heartlab stepped back</I>
About nine months ago, Heartlab president and CEO Robert Petrocelli envisioned having a new stock symbol next to the company’s name by the second...
Now it’s time for the extranet
The thought of someone punching a hole through your company’s firewall is enough to make most IT managers break out in a sweat. Unless,...
Inn developer confident he’ll get funded
Despite a delay of more than a year in construction of the $5 million Wingate Inn in North Kingstown, the developer insists that the...
Hospitals now focused on root causes of errors
Every day, the staff of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston carries a collective burden over an unintentional chemotherapy overdose that led to the...
Laws hold key for manufacturers
Rhode Island manufacturers – reeling from a corporate spending drought and overseas competition – got a bit of consolation recently: At least someone in...
Learning to mix it right in a growing market
There’s no jukebox blaring, no twisting plumes of cigarette smoke hanging in the air, and all the barstools are empty.
But the well-lit bar,...
Now it’s time for the extranet
The thought of someone punching a hole through your company’s firewall is enough to make most IT managers break out in a sweat. Unless,...
Slump is mild, but manufacturing plunges<br><I>‘Recession’ only a squall</I>
If the recession that plagued the U.S. economy last year was merely a patch of unsettled weather, then Rhode Island’s downturn was barely a...
<I>Hemorrhage is persistent</I>
Although total job losses in Rhode Island appear to have ebbed, the state’s manufacturing sector continues to lose jobs at a rapid pace, according...
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