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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...

Insurer, lawyers fined $1.25M in 9/11 coverage case

Zurich American Insurance Group and two law firms representing the insurer have been fined $1.25 million for hiding evidence and denying coverage in a...
URI OCEAN ENGINEERING Prof. Malcolm Spaulding, left, the director of the new undersea center, shows off his CoastMap software program along with colleague Eoin Howlett. /

Dual-use applications are focus of undersea center

This spring, the U.S. Naval Undersea Warfare Center awarded the University of Rhode Island $150,000 to create a Center of Excellence in Undersea Technology....

Embracing the defense market

An increasing number of technology workers in Rhode Island spend their days creating new technologies for the U.S. military and law enforcement agencies on...
BUSINESS LEADERS protest some of legislators' budget choices at a State House rally last week. /

No money for ALCO, RI-WINs in ’08

Rhode Island may not become the first state with a border-to-border wireless broadband network after all. The R.I. Wireless Innovation Networks project is one of...
ROBBY TAYLOR of the Rhode Island Community Food Bank unloads a truckload of food donated by Ocean State Job Lot. The donation will help feed thousands of people across the state during the high-need summer months. /

Donation helps R.I. Food Bank<br> through high-need months

The Rhode Island Community Food Bank recently received a tractor-trailer load of donated food from North Kingstown-based Ocean State Job Lot, its largest product...
JIM RICH of Alexion Pharmaceuticals walks through an alley of buffer holding tanks at the Smithfield plant, which has been entirely renovated. /

A new start for drug-making plant

The Smithfield plant was built, with $30 million in state financing, for Alpha-Beta Technologies, but the drug company went bankrupt. Dow Chemical had big...
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