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Commercial Transactions

Following are the most recently filed commercial real estate transactions in Rhode Island and Bristol Co., Mass. The listing is copyrighted by Banker &...
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Editorial Cartoon: Housing Slump

By J. Spencer, Philadelphia Business Journal On the left – beneath a headline that says "Then ..." – is an upward-pointing arrow that is...
PETER CULLEN, the movie voice of Optimus Prime, will be at BotCon 2007 along with the film's screenwriters, the actual Optimus Prime truck from the film and members of the Hasbro design team. /

Transformers fans flock to first BotCon in R.I.

PROVIDENCE – The annual convention celebrating the Transformers universe, started at the R.I. Convention Center on Thursday and runs through Sunday. With the new...

City launches anti-bias ad campaign

PROVIDENCE – “Discrimination is illegal.” That’s the name, and the message, of a multimedia ad campaign from the city’s Human Relations Commission. The campaign...

Rite Aid expands board to 14 directors

CAMP HILL, Pa. – Rite Aid. Corp. (NYSE: RAD), which completed its acquisition of the Brooks Eckerd pharmacies from Jean Coutu Group on June...
IN SALT LAKE CITY, three shoppers an iPhone demo on a giant model in the window of the Apple Store at Gateway Mall. /

iPhone wait ends at 6 p.m. Friday

PROVIDENCE – Apple Stores nationwide, including the one at Providence Place, closed their doors today at 2 p.m. to prepare for the iPhone’s 6...
TOTAL spending on U.S. construction projects rose by 0.9% in May, as spending on residential projects fell 0.8% but nonresidential spending rose 2.5%, the Census Bureau said. Above, a development goes up next to the Austin, Nichols and Co. warehouse in Brooklyn, N.Y. /

Construction spending surges 0.9%

WASHINGTON – “Robust gains in public and private nonresidential construction spending overpowered the continuing slump in homebuilding in April,” Ken Simonson, chief economist...

FourQuest sells Theatre-By-The-Sea

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – FourQuest Entertainment Inc. has sold the historic Theatre-By-The-Sea in Matunuck and the Rehearsal Hall/Costume Shop in Wakefield to an independent...
SPENDING by U.S. consumers continued to rise faster than incomes last month, pushing the U.S. personal savings rate to a negative 1.4% as consumers spent $139.8 billion more than they earned. Above, a shopper checks out the sale sign at a shoe store in the Big Apple. /

Personal spending rises 0.5%<br> in May as incomes rise 0.4%

WASHINGTON – U.S. personal consumption expenditures (PCE) increased 0.5 percent in May to a seasonally adjusted $9.75 trillion, the U.S. Commerce Department’s Bureau of...

Paulson urges renewal of ‘fast-track’ trade policy

WASHINGTON – U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. today called on legislators to reauthorize the trade promotion authority, saying “the 110th Congress has...
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