Tiffany agrees to revised terms on LVMH takeover deal
NEW YORK (AP) – The largest deal in luxury is back on after New York's famed jeweler Tiffany agreed to a slightly reduced offering...
Finding opportunity in a crisis
Coming into 2020, Rhode Island’s manufacturing industry was doing well, with many companies experiencing banner years. Hiring was active, so much so that the...
Building a future in construction
R.I. Department of Labor and Training Director Scott Jensen says the decision by Gov. Gina M. Raimondo to allow the construction industry to remain...
‘Thriving in the undefined’
To Alaina Mahoney – painter, blacksmith and welder of steel – few tropes are staler than the “starving artist.”
“Almost everyone I went to school...
Q&A Debra Bedrosian
Debra Bedrosian | Cooley Group vice president, human resources and social responsibility
Technical textile and geomembrane manufacturer Cooley Group has worked throughout the pandemic, including...
Q&A: Ingridt J. De oleo Morales
Ingridt J. De oleo Morales | The Bosworth Co. pump assembler
Ingridt J. De oleo Morales, a native of the Dominican Republic, began in the...
Q&A: Vennicia Kingston
Vennicia Kingston | Eagle Eye Properties LLC CEO
Vennicia Kingston is CEO of Providence-based Eagle Eye Post Construction Services, which offers construction laborers, cleaning and...
Q&A: Jim Deslandes
Jim Deslandes | Deslandes Construction owner and president
Deslandes Construction owner and President Jim Deslandes has spent 40 years in his family business. The Warwick-based...
Q&A: Catherine Jameson
Catherine Jameson | Loft LLC senior engineer
Loft LLC senior engineer Catherine Jameson joined the Providence-based company 2½ years ago. Her focus is on bringing...
Q&A: Aaron J. Horowitz
Aaron J. Horowitz | Sproutel Inc. CEO and co-founder
Sproutel is equal parts R&D lab, design studio and venture studio, says co-founder and CEO Aaron...