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Initial jobless claims fall

WASHINGTON -- Employers appear to be holding on to workers at a higher rate than expected, as first-time claims for jobless benefits fell more...

URI researchers find surprise change <br> in biochemistry of Narragansett Bay

NARRAGANSETT – University of Rhode Island scientists studying the sediments and plankton of Narragansett Bay have found an unexpected increase in the amount of...

Bryant adopts IBM-APC ‘green’ data center

SMITHFIELD – Armonk, N.Y-based IBM (NYSE: IBM) has teamed up with West Greenwich-based APC to create an energy-efficient data center at Bryant University, the...

Realtors foresee rise in home sales, prices

WASHINGTON – Sales of existing homes are likely to pick up late this year and new-home sales early next year, when home prices are...

MooBella raises $25M to launch ice cream machines

TAUNTON – MooBella LLC, the creator of a self-service ice cream machine, has closed on $25 million in Series D financing with W. Health...
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Survey: CEOs’ confidence wanes in 2Q

Confidence among CEOs nationwide declined in the quarter just ended, according to a report today by The Conference Board, based on a survey of...

Home loan applications rise for second week

WASHINGTON – U.S. mortgage applications rose a seasonally adjusted 1.1 percent last week, according to a report today from the Mortgage Bankers Association. Applications...
THE DEPOT, as townspeople call the former Pawtucket/Central Falls Station, straddles the railway line and the city line. The curve in the tracks makes it less desirable as a new commuter rail station,  a study found. /

Pawtucket in pact with Depot developers

PAWTUCKET – Mayor James E. Doyle today announced an agreement between the Pawtucket Redevelopment Agency and SMPO/Warwick RICS LLC, the current owners of the...
FEARS FOR THE ECONOMY are spurring consumers to cut back on apparel purchases, analyst Eric Beder said. Above, Chelsea Cronin checks out the swimsuit selection at a Target in San Diego. /

ICSC: Retail sales rise 0.1%

NEW YORK – Sales at U.S. retail stores open at least one year rose a seasonally adjusted 0.1 percent over the past week, matching...

R.I. tax burden still high, RIPEC says

PROVIDENCE - Although the Ocean State maintained its status as a high tax-burden state, its rank in a number of measures fell when compared...
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