NSTAR flips switch on $220M high-voltage line
NSTAR (NYSE: NST), a utility company serving Dartmouth, New Bedford and other portions of eastern and central Massachusetts, yesterday declared its 473rd consecutive...
URI teaming up with Sartorius Biotech
PROVIDENCE – The University of Rhode Island is to celebrate a new partnership with Sartorius Biotech Inc. of Edgewood, N.J., and the opening of...
U.S. job gains slow in April, BLS reports
WASHINGTON – “Nonfarm payroll employment edged up by 88,000 in April to 137.7 million,” Philip L. Rones, deputy commissioner of the U.S. Bureau of...
CrossroadsRI honors Cicilline, Shawcross
PROVIDENCE – Mayor David N. Cicilline and Noreen Shawcross of the R.I. Office of Housing & Community Development were among those honored at Crossroads...
Clear Channel sells 201 more radio stations
SAN ANTONIO – Clear Channel Communications Inc. (NYSE: CCU), a global media and entertainment company whose properties include local radio stations WHJJ-AM, WHJJ-FM, WHJY-FM...
Waterson Stevedoring merges with ProvPort
PROVIDENCE – North Smithfield-based Waterson Stevedoring Inc., a longtime provider of bulk-cargo stevedore services at the Port of Providence, has merged with terminal manager...
R.I. Senate confirms 3 nominees to Arts Council
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Senate yesterday confirmed the nominations of Beverly Blais, Bill Brackett and Douglas Bennett to the board of the R.I. State...
BLS: 1Q productivity rises 1.7%,<br> beats analyst expectations
WASHINGTON – Business and manufacturing productivity both increased in the first quarter while labor costs declined, according to a preliminary report released today by...
Quincy firm to develop Fairhaven Mills
NEW BEDFORD - After an extended bidding process, the city yesterday announced it has selected Dickinson Development of Quincy, Mass., to develop the Fairhaven...
Second shareholder suit filed against Amgen
LOS ANGELES – A class-action suit against Amgen Inc. (Nasdaq: AMGN) was announced late yesterday by the law firm of Stull, Stull & Brody...



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