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James T. Brett
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Tax code must be changed to spur innovation

Here in New England, we are proud of our region’s reputation as a global innovation hub. Our region is home to some of the...
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Five Questions With: Mary Noons

Mary Noons | President and chief operating officer, Washington Trust Bancorp Inc. 1. What significance does it hold for you, personally and professionally, to...
Dan Faber

Faber named CEO of International Tennis Hall of Fame

DAN FABER was recently appointed the new CEO of the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport. Faber was the head of the United...

Business stories to grow on

Business lessons come from many sources. I am particularly fond of stories that feature animals. Here are a few of my favorite stories, along with...
Peter Nelson

Testing your defenses key to IT security

Every organization using information technology has some form of support, everything from a managed service provider down to “someone from accounting.” This approach not...

Is Rhode Island making the right move in ending the sale...

Gov. Daniel J. McKee on May 10 said Rhode Island will join six other states, including Massachusetts, to end the sale of gas-powered vehicles in...

Five Questions With: Brian A. Azar

Coastal1 Credit Union has gone through a few big changes since Brian A. Azar was elected CEO and president in March 2021. A year...

Five Questions With: Kimberly Marion

Kimberly Marion sold more than $22 million in real estate in 2022 and nearly $100 million over the past five years, helping to put...

Five Questions With: Dr. Julia Katarincic and Anabel Schiller

University Orthopedics recently partnered with Lincoln School on a program aimed at exposing more women to a career in orthopedics surgery and reducing gender...

Should Providence limit the number of college students living in multifamily...

The Providence City Council is considering extending existing restrictions on the number of college students allowed in single-family housing to some multifamily units. The city...
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