Five Questions With: Paul Anghinetti
Paul Anghinetti was recently named market executive for Bank of America Private Bank, a subsidiary of Bank of America Corp., in Rhode Island and...
Five Questions With: Dr. Abbas El-Sayed Abbas
Dr. Abbas El-Sayed Abbas, a thoracic surgeon, was appointed chief of thoracic oncology for the Lifespan Cancer Institute and chief of thoracic surgery at...
Some economists think the pandemic-fueled national recession lasted just two months,...
The National Bureau of Economic Research’s Business Cycle Dating Committee on July 19 said the pandemic-fueled national recession lasted just two months, ending in...
Five Questions With: John J. Igliozzi Jr.
John J. Igliozzi Jr. | President, Providence City Council
1. What are your top priorities as council president? Priority No. 1 is stabilizing our...
Risk to coastal economies is rising
As the sea level rises, it can be easy to miss the subtlety of higher water. It’s much harder to overlook saltwater more frequently...
Build better habits
A guy walked into a sandwich shop and the server asked what he would like to order.
He said, “What do you have that’s good?”
The...
Memorizing presentations can lead to trouble
I cannot count how many times I have been asked, “Am I supposed to memorize my presentation?”
My standard – and slightly confusing – answer...
Franchisee: Jeffrey Kulas
Franchisee: Jeffrey Kulas | Budget Blinds of Cranston | Cranston
Pitch: Budget Blinds designs and installs blinds, shades, shutters and drapery for inside a person’s...
Rebooting historic tax credit is smart move
A recent PBN article (“Textile mill renovations now paying dividends,” June 25) highlighted five mill-conversion projects in Rhode Island, former massive and abandoned industrial...
URI professor earns Nelson Brooks Award
NIKO TRACKSDORF, a University of Rhode Island assistant professor of German and associate director of the German International Engineering Program, has received the Nelson...
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