Lead-paint case heading to state Supreme Court
The state’s years-long legal battle with paint manufacturers over the ravages of lead paint is going to continue in the R.I. Supreme Court, just...
Club encourages CEOs to share ideas, experiences
Kip Brockmyre III, president of LFI Inc., recently got ideas about putting together a wellness program to lower health care costs at his company...
Emergency cleanups require expert help
On a day like March 2, when the heavy ice and snow from previous storms are melted by pouring rain, roofs inevitably bust open,...
Amica hires Mass. firm for high-speed wireless
LINCOLN – Amica Mutual Insurance Co. has signed a deal with Intelligent Compression Technologies Inc. of Quincy, Mass., a subsidiary of ViaSat Inc., to...
VOIP5000 expects major growth through IK deal
PROVIDENCE – VOIP5000 Inc., a provider of click-to-call services under the Clixme name as well as other VoIP applications for online businesses, said this...
Set a policy for the use of e-mail
For almost any business, large or small, e-mail has been a huge boon to efficiency. But improper e-mail usage can create legal liabilities for...
Survey: Customers most loyal to Dunkin’
CANTON, Mass. – Research consultancy Brand Keys Inc. of New York, a customer loyalty specialist, named Dunkin’ Donuts the No. 1 brand in the...
How Gallo got marketing right<br> and most don’t
Here are five illustrations of sales and marketing stupidity, and one example of how to get it right.
Ignorance seems to be bliss.
We...
Marketers’ group donates $750 to Jr. Achievement
The American Marketing Association Southeastern New England Chapter this month donated $750 to Junior Achievement of Rhode Island, after raising the money through a...
Assembly approves bill to encourage<br> giving to R.I. charities
STATE HOUSE – A measure aimed at encouraging part-time residents to give to Rhode Island charities yesterday cleared the General Assembly and headed for...
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