Natalie Myers
U.S. urged to ‘wake up’ to perils of global economy
Daniel R. DiMicco loosened his tie as he stood behind the podium to speak at Bryant University’s 21st annual World Trade Day. He took...
Raytheon executive engineers math, science program
INTERVIEW
Daniel L. Smith
Position: President
of Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems, Raytheon Co. vice
president
Background: Smith joined Raytheon in 1996 to lead key programs in the Naval &...
Submarine funding up in the air, leaves EB waiting
Reed, Lieberman hope to gain $425M in funds
Electric Boat in the late 1980s employed about 25,600 people at six facilities, including major operations at...
CCRI president wants to raise morale, enrollment
Improving faculty morale proved to be the first challenge for Ray Di Pasquale, the newly hired president of the Community College of Rhode Island....
Credit options vary for merchants
For retailers, accepting credit and debit cards has become a must. Last year, consumers paid cash in only one-third of in-store transactions, a study...
LISC focused on creating infrastructure for poor
Housing and child care lead local investments
Easing the path for the poor to participate and prosper in the economy may be the most important...
Gelato maker intent on conquering New England
Matthew Olerio got his start as an entrepreneur with a truck full of fresh produce that his father sent him and his brother to...
Report: R.I. must do more to grow biotech industry
When Amgen first came to Rhode Island, it moved into a plant built with state help for another biotech company, Welgen. Since then, the...
Industrial artists show their mettle
The Steel Yard creates opportunity for many
in multiple materials
You can hear the sounds of the Steel Yard before reaching the threshold – artisans...
Alzheimer’s trial offers hope for patients
Butler Hospital vaccine attacks
the disease before it can advance
“Oh, God,” said Joan Barnowski as she put her hand to her forehead, an expression of...
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