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FM Global campaign honored by BtoB

CHICAGO – An advertising campaign for Johnston-based FM Global commercial and industrial property insurance was honored by BtoB magazine in its new “Best...
THE OPENING of the Providence Preservation Society’s Most Endangered Properties photo exhibit drew a crowd to Butterfield, a downtown Providence furniture store, on Sept. 18. Some who attended also shopped at the store. /

Shop owners using special events to lure customers

It was past the usual closing time at Butterfield, a high-end furniture store in downtown Providence, but people were flocking in anyway. “We never knew...
DR. MARK JACOBS, left, goes over patient information with nurse case manager Laurie Sparks at Coastal Medical in Smithfield. /

CSI-RI eyes team approach to each patient’s care

Dr. Mark D. Jacobs takes good care of his diabetics. He gives them checkups at least every three months, and asks them to get...

In R.I., word of mouth<br> can be powerful advertising

As the CEO of JWT, the world’s fourth-largest advertising agency, Providence native Bob Jeffrey has a powerful influence over the messages Americans see and...

Soirée to support study of cultural consumers

Tiffany & Co. was an obvious choice to partner with the Arts & Business Council of Rhode Island on an upcoming fundraiser, organizers say....

Improving retail success possible even today

Lately, the troubled U.S. economy seems to have thrown everyone into doom and gloom mode. But there is no sense in fretting. For while...

Workers’ comp advances may be an illusion

A startling 69 percent of injuries and illnesses may never make it into the Bureau of Labor Statistics Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses...

Sluggish economy not a death knell

“Yes, our economy is going through a rough period, but that doesn’t mean consumers have stopped buying completely,” says retail expert Rick Segal, author...

GTECH negotiates deal with S. Dakota lottery

PROVIDENCE – GTECH Corp. has been selected to negotiate a five-year online lottery contract with the South Dakota Lottery to provide a new online...
SNAPPY DRESS: Spardello's Clothiers owner John Broccoli remains optimistic that holiday shoppers will come out to buy despite bleak predictions. /

Forecasts can&rsquo;t douse retail hopes

Although national surveys predict the grimmest Christmas shopping season in many years for retailers, John Broccoli, owner and founder of Spardello’s Clothiers in North...
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