Creating more options for families and girls to enjoy Scouting
My three older brothers and I grew up in Scouting and became Eagle Scouts in the 1970s and early ’80s. My sister Marjorie loved...
We’re missing a chance to solve migration
As the global number of asylum seekers continues to increase, migration is now a political lightning rod on both sides of the Atlantic. And...
Design talent a major lure for Infosys decision to come to...
When Infosys announced its intention late last year to hire 500 people and create a Design and Innovation Hub in Providence, it was only...
Climate policy could boost R.I. transportation
Rhode Island’s transition to a “clean-energy” economy can’t happen without addressing the state’s largest and most stubborn source of greenhouse gas emissions: the transportation...
Bank of America sets right tempo
Brian Moynihan’s slow waltz to safety is clearing some of Bank of America’s dance floor. That might not be such a bad thing.
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Business as usual at EOHHS not an acceptable way to govern
Should Gov. Gina M. Raimondo have known about the malfeasance of an attorney in the Executive Office of Health and Human Services, one that...
Gov. erred in signing this version of revenge porn legislation
On June 4, Gov. Gina M. Raimondo signed into law an act passed by the General Assembly related to “revenge porn,” reversing a decision...
Making stuff back in fashion
One of the most important economic changes in the United States over the past half-century has been the shift away from making goods to...
A B.A. isn’t the only way
Every year millions of Americans receive an asset that, based on past performance, promises to nearly double their lifetime incomes: a bachelor’s degree. Earning...
Business Women spotlights state’s often-hidden potential
PBN held its 11th Business Women Awards luncheon May 24, and it was, as they all are, an event with a positive energy that...
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