When small things have big effects
In the biology of the ocean, the vitality of the smallest link in the chain of life has a profound impact on the largest....
Tomorrow’s dream job? Think about manufacturing
America’s Industrial Revolution propelled economic development and served as the springboard for this nation to become a world power.
Sadly, a number of...
EPA approves Northeast mercury reduction plan
BOSTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved a multi-state plan to lower mercury levels in fish throughout New England and New York....
Optimism about future drives up confidence index
NEW YORK – Confidence among U.S. consumers rose this month, ending a four-month decline, in a preliminary report released today by The Conference Board.
The...
Nonprofit plants a seed for business growth <br> with acquisition of former...
Vacant buildings in and around East Providence are signs of the difficulties small cities face keeping industrial tenants and manufacturers from shifting operations abroad,...
AAA: R.I. gas prices down 1 cent
PROVIDENCE – Gasoline prices at Rhode Island stations dropped 1 cent over the past week, in their fifth consecutive week of little or no...
Acushnet loses lawsuit, calls decision ‘mixed’
WILLMINGTON, Del. – Callaway Golf Co., maker of Big Bertha and Steelhead golf clubs, won a jury verdict against Fortune Brands Inc.’s Acushnet unit...
Textron affiliate lands Shadow aircraft contract
PROVIDENCE – An affiliate of Textron Inc., the world’s biggest maker of business jets through its Cessna unit, has an order from the U.S....
Mass. agency hires firm for Big Dig debt help
BOSTON – The state agency overseeing Boston’s Big Dig is counting on savings from refinancing bonds to plug a gap in its budget next...
Treading the waters
Next week, Providence Business News’ focus section will look at the marine industry in Rhode Island. Topics will range from regulations impacting the sector...