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CAPITAL GRILLE's parent company is being purchased by the parent of Olive Garden and Red Lobster for $1.4 billion. /

Capital Grille parent bought for $1.4B

ORLANDO, Fla. – The owner of the Olive Garden and Red Lobster restaurant chains has agreed to buy the parent of Capital Grille for...

Mass. ranked 5th, R.I. 14th in business costs

SANTA MONICA, Calif. – Massachusetts is the fourth most-expensive state in which to do business, with overall expenses 30.6 more higher than the...
MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT figures for Rhode Island for July 2006 to July 2007. /

R.I. adds jobs for 6th straight record

CRANSTON - Rhode Island continued to add to its record number of jobs in July, gaining 200 payroll jobs to bring the total to...
THE RHODE ISLAND ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS reported a drop in multi-family home sales in the second quarter. /

Condo, multi-family prices fall in 2Q

WARWICK - A report released today by the Rhode Island Association of Realtors showed second-quarter condominium sales increased 5.37 percent when compared with sales...
THE PROPOSED MEGAYACHT facility at Quonset Business Park can be seen just past the Davisville piers in this rendering.  /

RIAC gives tentative approval <br> to Quonset megayacht plans

NORTH KINGSTOWN – Island Global Yachting’s plans to create a megayacht repair and construction yard at the Quonset Business Park have taken another step...

RIDOT receives recognition for PR efforts

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Transportation received five national communications awards from the American Association of State Highway Transportation Officials at the National...
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of St. Louis President Willaim Poole, a former Brown professor, does not believe that the subprime mortgage meltdown has affected the overall economy. /

St. Louis Fed chief says U.S. economy not yet harmed

WASHINGTON – William Poole, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, said there's no sign that the subprime-mortgage rout is harming the...
THE SLUMP in U.S. residential construction continued in July, as housing starts and building permits both hit 10-year lows. Above, carpenter Jesse Kennedy uses a nail gun as he frames a new house in Eugene, Ore. /

U.S. housing starts plunge to 10-year low

WASHINGTON – Housing starts nationwide fell 6.1 percent in July to a seasonally adjusted rate of 1.38 million units per year from the revised...

Industrial output, factory use rise in July

WASHINGTON – U.S. industrial production rose 0.3 last month, to 113.9 percent of its 2002 average, after rising a revised 0.6 percent in June,...

Nortek sees 2Q sales bump as profit declines

PROVIDENCE – Nortek Inc. reported net income for its second quarter of $18.7 million, a decline of 56.6 percent from the year-ago period, as...
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