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Women’s Summit attracts 975 to Bryant
SMITHFIELD – The next decade “will prove to be about rebuilding trust” in financial institutions, in corporate America, and in our government, Ellen Alemany,...
Onshore wind key to green economy
The state’s new “Roadmap for Advancing the Green Economy in Rhode Island” calls for the installation of 100 megawatts of onshore wind power capacity,...
Royal treatment for people and pets
Jane Linden left a promising career in social work to go back to school and become a veterinarian. Today, as sole owner of Providence...
Zoo experience not just for the young
On July 7, as part of the five-day Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists (scientists who study fish and reptiles, respectively) being held at...
Trend is in-house at hospitals
When nursing leaders from the five hospitals which are part of Lifespan – The Miriam Hospital, Newport Hospital, Rhode Island Hospital, Bradley Hospital and...
New employee reward program at Kent
(Corrected, 12:30 p.m.)
WARWICK – Kent Hospital has launched a new employee recognition and rewards program, Kent ROARS, as the hospital makes a renewed effort...
Nonprofit trimming legal expenses for businesses
Geoff Schoos, an attorney who serves as president of the Rhode Island Center for Law and Public Policy, is trying to build a better...
City summit to explore regional creative links
More than 250 creative-economy advocates and practitioners will converge at the Providence Biltmore Hotel March 9-11 to discuss ideas for how to build a...
Fabric maker brings designs directly to consumers
(Corrected, March 2)
Designer Arti Mehta, 42, owns and runs a wholesale fabric business in Hudson, Mass. She also owns manufacturing facilities in Calcutta, India,...
EDC loan funds running on empty
With the help of a $10,000 micro-business loan from the R.I. Economic Development Corporation, Kevin Cunningham hopes to carve out a niche in the...
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