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RISD leases full Moshassuck Square

The Boston real estate firm that bought the Moshassuck Square Apartments in Providence this winter has signed a master lease for the 122-unit complex...

Housing costs still strain affordability

HousingWorks RI’s annual Fact Book makes clear, once again, that the lack of affordable housing puts the state’s employers at a disadvantage in attracting...
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Reform – don’t destroy – foreign investment process

Much concern has been raised in recent years about the outsourcing of American jobs. Yet there is another side to foreign investment: the growing investment...

Home technology firm hosts weekly radio show

SWANSEA – Nick and Rob Sollecito, founders of Swansea-based home technology company Home Genius, recently began hosting a call-in radio show Sundays from...

Task force gauges the costs<br> of being poor in Providence

When you don’t have a bank account, cashing a paycheck can take a piece of your salary. If you don’t have a car, you...

Report: Housing costs still too high

Jennifer and Mike aren’t that different from a lot of young Rhode Island couples – 26 years old, fresh out of school and with...

Quonset board gives OK to 43-acre yacht facility

The Quonset Development Corporation has given its preliminary approval to a 43-acre megayacht construction and repair facility proposed by Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Island Global...

Luxury condos being built<br> on old Katharine Gibbs school site

The Armory Revival Co. and Myles Standish Associates broke ground last week for a luxury condominium complex at the former Katharine Gibbs School site...
A BILLBOARD in Germany promotes Sony Ericsson phones, a very successful joint venture. /

Joint ventures can pose risks to parties

It is the 21st-century way of doing business, especially in the global economy. A large U.S. company eager to develop cutting-edge technology will find...
TIMOTHY MORE, left, is a lawyer who represents many artists and has been involved with projects including Monohasset Mill. Above, he attends a oparty with artist Erik Bright, center, and Clark Schoettle of the Providence Preservation Society. /

Artists make challenging clients

Giovanni Cicione didn’t start representing artists because he had any artistic inclinations himself. Rather, he saw signing up for the Rhode Island Bar Association...
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