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KLR honored by Practical Accountant

NEW YORK – Providence-based Kahn, Litwin, Renza & Co. Ltd. is one of 32 firms nationwide honored this month by Practical Accountant magazine with...

GTECH in $16M deal to launch Belarus lottery

PROVIDENCE – GTECH Global Services Corp. is teaming up with Sport Pari to create the first online lottery system in Belarus, the companies said...
A NET 5% of CFOs nationwide said they plan to expand their financial staff in the fourth quarter, while 7% in New England project gains. But only 1% of Boston-area CFOs plan to add staff, while a net 1% in R.I. plan cuts. /

Providence-area CFOs plan to trim staff in 4Q

PROVIDENCE – Local demand for full-time accounting and finance professionals is expected to dip slightly in the October to December period, defying the trend...

Great White offers $1M in Station fire suits

PROVIDENCE – Eighties rock band Great White has offered a $1 million settlement in lawsuits brought by Station fire survivors and victims’ relatives, court...

Texas high court rejects Textron appeal, but <br> battle with Interstate...

DALLAS – The Supreme Court of Texas has denied an appeal by the Lycoming airplane-engine division of Providence-based Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT), letting stand...

SafeData launches new system reliability product

WARWICK – SafeData LLC, a technology company focused on helping companies protect data, minimize downtime and recover and restore data quickly, has launched a...
Because they are a funding source, members help drive what Rhode Island PBS offers. /

Rhode Island PBS names Zwolinksi development head

Janet K. Zwolinski has been named development director at Rhode Island’s PBS affiliate, WSBE-TV. Most recently, Zwolinski served as the acting senior director of...
SOLD: Auctioneer Sal Corio takes bids on cabinets previously owned by The Education Partnership. The winner: Ed Soares, center, in the red shirt, who placed a winning bid of $65. /

Education Partnership winds down, desk by desk

Linda Borden is breathing sighs of relief these days as her two teenaged children prepare to start classes at Rhode Island College (RIC). The children,...

Carcieri, Council 94 and courts go round and round

Facing the possibility he might lose up to $10 million in labor concessions already written into a lean 2009 state budget, Gov. Donald L....

Court upholds Mass. law for reproductive facilities

BOSTON – U.S. District Court Judge Joseph Tauro ruled last month that Massachusetts’ buffer-zone law – crafted to protect public ways and sidewalks around...
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