Stacey Myers
Malachowski’s salary suit coincidental to election
The man who heads the state's Public Utilities Commission, and has presided over a number of decisions needed to implement competition in the energy...
R.I.’s Sunday work law is unique in U.S., Chamber says
Rhode Island is apparently the only U.S. state that requires manufacturers to pay employees overtime if they work a Sunday shift, even if they...
Interview: Elizabeth Z. Chace
Name: Elizabeth Z. Chace
Position: Co-founder of Residential Properties Ltd.
Backround: Started working in real estate in 1972. Ten years later she and partner, Sally E....
Computer-wise volunteers sought
Now that ties with consultants from Roger Williams University's Professional Development Center are cut off, Mount Pleasant High School officials are trying to start...
Mesa Systems also expanding
In light of some new partnerships and an infusion of venture capital, Warwick software company Mesa Systems Guild, Inc., has expanded its staff and...
Computer internship program builds confidence, skills
Local software company executives weren't the only ones mingling and hoping to make lasting connections at the Information Technology Expositions & Conference show in...
Women speak up
Evette McCray, a financial consultant with Smith Barney Inc. in Providence, recently attended a panel discussion on entrepreneurship in Washington, D.C. Much to her...
Dual licenses attract some lawyers in RI, Mass.
For David J. Correira, an attorney who specializes in estate and tax planning, it just made sense to take the bar exam in both...
Underwriters respond to Special Olympics’ needs
The relationship between the Rhode Island Life Underwriters Association and the state's Special Olympics chapter is perhaps a classic example of why it pays...
Senate action could ease entry rule, help job squeeze
Area high tech executives received some potentially good news late last month when the U.S. House of Representatives voted to extend the number of...
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