Monster Cable settles with mini-golf company
BRISBANE, Calif., and PROVIDENCE – Monster Entertainment LLC, parent of the Monster Mini-Golf franchise operation, has announced a settlement of its nearly two-year trademark...
Five Questions With: Jeff Seemann
On Jan. 26, the University of Rhode Island will open its new $58-million Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences. Although a budget shortfall will...
R.I. agrees to develop low-carbon fuel rules
BOSTON – Rhode Island and 10 other Northeast states have agreed to develop a regional low-carbon fuel standard to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from...
Carnegie Abbey a towering presence in Portsmouth
Headed south in the main shipping channel in Narragansett Bay, when your boat rounds the southwestern tip of Bristol, it’s difficult to miss the...
Price of emission permits up in latest RGGI auction
The Northeast states’ second auction of carbon-emission permits last month showed the unpredictability of the fledging market, with allowances fetching a higher price than...
Search for renewable energy <br>intensified in 2008
Energy prices, particularly for oil and gasoline, were a constant source of heartburn for businesses and consumers in the first half of the year,...
Dignitaries flock to Newport for Pell funeral
NEWPORT – Former President William Jefferson “Bill” Clinton; Vice President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.; at least 11 other U.S. senators and two members of...
‘Survival’ became watchword in ’08
For many Rhode Islanders, 2008 can be summed up in one word: survival. For much of the year the Ocean State was at or...
Citizens Bank donates $100K for homeless
The Citizens Bank Foundation granted the Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless $100,000 to support the Shelter Heating Initiative. The program was designed in...
Stocks head higher on 1st trading day of 2009
NEW YORK – U.S. stocks headed higher on the first trading day of the New Year, after ending 2008 with near-record losses.
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