Natalie Myers
New England Tech bachelor’s program<br> targets auto service managers
Keri Mello always keeps applications for service managers on file, because “there’s always a need for service managers.”
But that need doesn’t necessarily stem...
Ocean State is growing ‘new economy’
Jason Harry started the Afferent Corp. in Providence in 2000 after acquiring technology from a personal contact at Boston University. Since then, the medical...
Metal stampers get creative to stay in business
These days, you might see the work of Hamilton Tool resting in the hands of athletes such as New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees...
Lack of funds shuts down key Central R.I. resource
Municipalities simply do not have enough money in their budgets to support the Central Rhode Island Development Corporation. That’s the short answer to why...
BankFive adds heft with Luzo acquisition
BankFive of Fall River and Luzo Community Bank of New Bedford are similar in a few crucial ways. Both are community banks. And both...
Former boat-builder creates art<br> on an industrial scale
Walking through Paul Amaral’s workshop, it’s not unusual to see his employees sanding and painting large, 3-D aluminum numbers. Or to see one of...
Judge’s ruling doesn’t end<br> debate over lead verdict
A year after a state jury found that lead paint was a public nuisance in Rhode Island and the Sherwin-Williams Co. and two other...
Hot market: Translating for European companies
The differences tend to be subtle, but they can make a difference for European companies hoping to make inroads in the United States. What...
Whole Foods sees excursions as crucial
Mimi Leduc said she never experienced a corporate outing before two years ago, when she joined the Whole Foods Market staff at University Heights...
Architects step into digital age
Andrew Thurlow and Maia Small Thurlow consider themselves part of the first wave of architects capitalizing on digital technology in their profession.
The couple met...
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