Judge’s ruling doesn’t end<br> debate over lead verdict
A year after a state jury found that lead paint was a public nuisance in Rhode Island and the Sherwin-Williams Co. and two other...
Hot market: Translating for European companies
The differences tend to be subtle, but they can make a difference for European companies hoping to make inroads in the United States. What...
Boston health care law firm opens local office
PROVIDENCE – Donoghue Barrett & Singal, which maintains one of the two largest health care law practices in Boston, is opening a Providence office...
Most R.I. residents favor return of gaming rights
DARTMOUTH, Mass. – A survey by the University of Massachusetts–Dartmouth Center for Policy Analysis has found that a majority of Rhode Island residents favor...
LIN TV 4Q revenue rises 40% on political ads
PROVIDENCE – LIN TV Corp. said last week that its net revenue for the fourth quarter of 2006 was $129.1 million, up 40 percent...
Im-aj honored for R.I. Housing, Crossroads ads
Im-aj Communications and Design has been honored in the Service Industry Advertising Awards, a national competition, for television ads it created for Rhode Island...
Celebrating 70 years of radio
A new exhibit at Brown University celebrates 70 years of student radio.
It includes photos, posters, stickers and an audio documentary chronicling students’ reasons for...
Bill would make schools<br> join state insurance plan
STATE HOUSE – A bill introduced in the General Assembly by Rep. Jan P. Malik (D-Dist. 67, Warren, Barrington), would require school districts to...
Eident to market Hockey East sponsorships
WAKEFIELD, Mass. – The Hockey East Association, a highly competitive regional collegiate hockey conference, has signed Providence-based Eident Sports Marketing to manage and market...
Westerly Hospital data breach affects 2,000
WESTERLY – Social Security numbers and other private data for about 2,000 Westerly Hospital patients were posted online, at a Web site that was...
