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U.S. leading indicators fall again in August

NEW YORK – Leading indicators for the U.S. economy faltered in August for the third month in a row, but not so badly as...
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T.F. Green traffic again lags year-ago levels

WARWICK – Passenger traffic at T.F. Green Airport (PVD) last month continued to lag year-ago levels, although it rose compared with July, based on...
FROM 1996 to 2007, however, job growth in the region lagged that nationwide. /

N.E. payrolls outgrow nation’s despite R.I. declines

BOSTON – Non-farm employment increased more quickly in New England than nationwide over the past year, as increases in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut and...

Airports targeted for media boutiques

WARWICK – A New York Times Bookstore, where no other newspapers are sold, is slated to open later this year at T.F. Green Airport...

A.T. Cross switches to Nasdaq

LINCOLN – A.T. Cross Co. has announced that its board of directors has approved the decision to switch the listing of its common stock...

Amtrak expected to get new federal funding plan

WASHINGTON – Amtrak, the U.S. passenger railroad that services Boston and Providence, is slated to get a new funding plan before Congress adjourns this...
MEMBERS OF THE Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence South Side branch, with adults: William Beatini and Kobe Dennis, volunteers from the Boys & Girls Clubs, Jim Westervelt, recreation director of Plus One at Amgen, and Justin Waranis, volunteer from Boys & Girls Clubs. /

Boys & Girls Clubs get boost from Amgen gift

Amgen Inc. donated more than $300 worth of jump ropes, Hula-Hoops and swimsuits to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence and Camp Davis,...
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Lead-suit lawyers lost, but <br>are still looking elsewhere

In 1999, flush with more than a $3 billion windfall from tobacco lawsuits, plaintiffs’ lawyer Ron Motley reset his crosshairs onto another deep-pocketed industry:...

AAA: R.I. gas prices steady despite Ike

PROVIDENCE – “The impact of Hurricane Ike on gasoline prices is not being immediately felt in Rhode Island,” Lloyd P. Albert, senior vice president...
Concordia Manufacturing LLC celebrates its new $1.6 million medical-fiber manufacturing space in Warwick (READ MORE) with balloons and a speech by Gov. Donald L. Carcieri, center, shown at the Sept. 10 event with Concordia President and CEO Randal W. Spencer. /

A new path to productivity

Concordia Manufacturing LLC celebrates its new $1.6 million medical-fiber manufacturing space in Warwick (READ MORE) with balloons and a speech by Gov. Donald L....
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