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AFTER OUTSOURCING ITS printing and mailing to a New York company, Fidelity Investments said it plans to cut 460 employees from printing and mailing facilities in Kentucky and Texas. / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/BRENT LEWIN

Fidelity to cut 460 employees; R.I., Mass. unaffected

BOSTON – Fidelity Investments will lay off 460 employees in Kentucky and Texas over the next 12 to 18 months following the outsourcing of...
"Minority and women-owned companies, or diverse companies, tend to be smaller businesses and the ones we do business with are generally located in National Grid's service territory."

Five Questions With: Carla Hunter Ramsey

Carla Hunter Ramsey is director of supplier diversity for National Grid in the U.S. She is based in Hicksville, N.Y. and works...

Tennis Hall of Fame teams with Geico

NEWPORT – The International Tennis Hall of Fame has partnered with Geico to offer discounts on car insurance, according to an announcement by the...

First Marblehead: <br> Citizen buys portfolio

BOSTON – The First Marblehead Corp. has sold a portfolio of private student loans with a principal balance of approximately $19.2 million to Providence-based...

SEED Corp. gives loan to Performance Plus

TAUNTON – The South Eastern Economic Development Corp. has awarded a small-business loan of $440,000 to Performance Plus Dog Training in Raynham, Mass., according...

BayCoast Bank gives $10K to center

FALL RIVER – BayCoast Bank has contributed $10,000 to the Southeast regional office of the Massachusetts Small Business Development Center to support the growth...
OPEN WATER: The flood of March 2010 resulted in Warwick Mall being shut down for 144 days as the stores recovered and rebuilt. The mall’s general manager thinks most Rhode Island businesses are now prepared for potential disasters, in part due to recent experience with storms. / PBN FILE PHOTO/RYAN T. CONATY

Alliance to involve bizs in disaster planning

Businesses will play an increasingly important role in disaster preparedness and recovery with the anticipated official launch this month of a public-private partnership called...
RAW NUMBERS: Jim Arnoux, owner of East Beach Farm, said his lease for the small area in Quonochontaug Pond is one way to grow and protect his oyster business. More than 6 million Rhode Island oysters were sold for consumption in 2013. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Ocean State oyster industry is growing

Oysters, which account for about 98 percent of all Rhode Island aquaculture products, increased in value by 49 percent in 2013 compared to the...

Despite gains, report says industry still struggling

Rhode Island should be attracting a substantial amount of research and development, considering its mostly urban environment, good public and private universities and its...

Five Questions With: Ben Howarth

Ben Howarth is a financial adviser with the Barnum Financial Group, a MetLife firm. He is based in Warwick and specializes in financial and...
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