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HE JOINED the RIC faculty in 1954 as an instructor of math and physics, and became a full professor in 1971, a year before he was named a college administrator. /

Nazarian to retire as RIC’s president <br> after 57 years at the...

PROVIDENCE – John Nazarian, Rhode Island College’s longest-serving president, has announced that he will retire at the end of the 2007-08 school year. Nazarian, 75,...

The SEC wants you to embrace XBRL

Bryant University accounting professor Saeed Roohani and his colleagues believe they are at the forefront of a revolution that will alter the way Wall...

Web registry to help states track mortgage lenders

Rhode Island will be one of the first states to join a national database aimed at keeping better track of mortgage companies, particularly ones...

URI seeks to build a park for research, technology

The building boom is set to continue at the University of Rhode Island. School officials have unveiled details of preliminary plans to construct a 30-...

3Q difficult for many banks

Bank Rhode Island last week posted a 39-percent year-over-year gain in its earnings for the third quarter, one of the few banks with local...

Expert: Retention is as crucial as recruiting talent

The phrase “talent war” has grown more popular in the corporate world as companies with a great need for skilled employees fight over a...

BankRI 3Q profit soars 39% to $2.3M

PROVIDENCE – Bancorp Rhode Island Inc. (Nasdaq: BARI), one of the few banks with local connections to see gains for the period, today posted...
HERITAGE TOURISM highlights what is distinctive about a place; examples include historical sites such as the Wilbur Kelly House in Lincoln, above. /

Creating ‘places,’ not tourist traps

As a tourism industry leader, Robert Billington should be concerned about attracting visitors and their dollars to his region in northern Rhode Island. But...
GETTING OUT: U.S. Sen. Jack Reed (with Providence Mayor David N. Cicilline) hopes a bill he introduced in Congress will help get more children out of the classroom to learn about nature. /

Environmental groups pin hopes on Reed bill

Lawrence Taft, executive director of the Audubon Society of Rhode Island, first noticed a problem back in 2003. That’s when schools, straining under skyrocketing...

Slade’s, Independent call deal a ‘perfect marriage’

CEOs Mary Lynn Lenz and Chris Oddleifson became friendly when both were appointed to head their respective Massachusetts banks about five years ago. Lenz, the...
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