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FarSounder moves to In-Sight building in Warwick

WARWICK – FarSounder Inc. today announced it has moved to a 4,200-square-foot facility at 43 Jefferson Blvd., at the In-Sight Office Building. The new...

Belo names new president, ends monthly reports

DALLAS – Belo Corp. (NYSE: BLC), parent of The Providence Journal Co. and other media firms, today announced that Dunia A. Shive, 46, will...

Comments sought on ‘Providence Tomorrow’ plan

PROVIDENCE – An interim Comprehensive Plan, the next step in the “Providence Tomorrow” initiative to determine the future of the city’s neighborhoods, is available...

U.S. gross domestic product rises 3.3% in ’06

WASHINGTON – The nation’s real gross domestic product for all of 2006 rose 3.3 percent in 2006, after rising 3.2 percent in 2005, the...

Sales of new U.S. homes drop in January

New-home sales fell 16.6 percent in January to an annual rate that is the lowest since February 2003, according to a report today by...

LIN TV’s revenue soars 33% in 2006

PROVIDENCE – LIN TV Corp.’s revenue for the year ended Dec. 31 surged 33 percent to $426.1 million from 2005’s $321.1 million, the company...

Belo Corp. completes New Orleans TV deal

DALLAS – Belo Corp. (NYSE: BLC), parent of The Providence Journal Co., this week completed its purchase of MyNetwork TV affiliate WUPL-TV in New...
TRADERS WORK the floor of the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, when 'extraordinary heavy trading' erased this year's gains and caused problems with Dow Jones, NYSE and Nasdaq data reporting. /

Computer problems blamed<br> for Dow’s sudden drop

NEW YORK – Computer malfunctions due to heavy trading in yesterday’s global selloff made the Dow Jones Industrial Average appear to plummet 178 points...

U.S. markets lose $600B in global plunge

The Dow Jones Industrial Average today fell as much as 546 points – the most since New York’s first trading day after the terrorist...

U.S. durable goods orders fall 7.8 percent

WASHINGTON – New orders for manufactured durable goods decreased $17.1 billion or 7.8 percent in January to $203.9 billion, after rising 2.8 percent in...
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