Tax-expansion plan aired at crowded House hearing
Rhode Island business leaders turned out in force for a Statehouse hearing on a sweeping proposal that would hike the state’s personal income tax...
Business partners usually split after a divorce
It is an unfortunate American reality that half of all first marriages and nearly 60 percent of second marriages end in divorce. When business...
Chocolate with a personal touch
When The Chocolate Delicacy sells gift baskets to corporate customers and other clients, the owners still insist on designing and assembling them themselves for...
2008 sees great new Web tools
Dear Dan: What are some of the best new Web-based tools and technologies you’ve seen lately for small business? – Keeping Up
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Networking finds home on phones
Imagine going on vacation and sharing the experience, in real time, with friends and family, sending pictures, audio and video, complete with a GPS...
RhodeOne offers hosted business e-mail service
PAWTUCKET – RhodeOne Technology Solutions, a technology solutions provider to small and mid-sized businesses, recently introduced Hosted Exchange, its hosted business e-mail service.
Designed to...
Angie’s List adds health care service ratings
INDIANAPOLIS – When consumers in more than 120 major U.S. cities want to find a good plumber, a good carpenter or a good landscaper,...
Hasbro expands high-level pediatric cardiac services
PROVIDENCE – Hasbro Children’s Hospital announced last week that it has expanded the scope of high-level cardiac services available at its Pediatric Heart Center...
Drugs approved on deadline likelier to have problems
BOSTON – A study published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine found that prescription drugs approved by the U.S. Food and...
Fairness Act stories spur flood of comments
PROVIDENCE – Providence Business News’ online coverage of the R.I. “Economic Growth and Fairness Act of 2008,” a controversial tax-policy bill that was...