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Yucky things come in small packages, too

Deer ticks carry Lyme disease, babesiosis and anaplasmosis, costing Rhode Island an estimated $10 million per year in medical expenses and lost wages. The...
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Middletown woman among 400 richest Americans

NEW YORK – Middletown resident Hope Hill van Beuren, 73, is the sole Rhode Islander listed in this year’s Forbes 400, the magazine’s...
INNOVATOR OF THE YEAR: Serial entrepreneur Robert Rabiner, whose new IlluminOss Medical Inc. in Middletown is stabilizing shattered bones using a light-activated glue. /

2007 winners:<br>12 honored at PBN-R.I. EDC-Tech Collective gala

PAWTUCKET – Innovators in a wide range of sectors came together last night for the combined Rhode Island Innovation Awards and Tech Laureates Night...
JACK TEMPLIN, co-founder of the Providence Geeks and project leader for the new RINexus.com, visits the American Locomotive Works complex this spring. (Read more) /

EDC launches Web portal to grow IT sector

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Economic Development Corporation has launched an Internet portal to help grow the state’s information technology and digital media sector. The new...

GTECH parent posts first-half profit of $94.4M

ROME and PROVIDENCE – Lottomatica S.p.A. and wholly-owned subsidiary GTECH Corp. posted a first-half profit of $94.4 million (€68.1 million), compared with $44.2...

LIN TV to sell low-700MHz licenses for $32.5M

PROVIDENCE – LIN TV Corp. (NYSE: TVL), parent of local television stations WNAC and WPRI, today announced an agreement to sell 32 lower-700 megahertz...
BELINDA BATON, a 33-year employee of Hope Valley-based Greene Plastics Corp., works on a Victorian Lace bracelet that is one of several new products. After decades of catering to the wholesale trade, the firm has begun selling more items directly to consumers. /

Bead firm shifts model to succeed

The jewelry manufacturing business has been shrinking for decades in Rhode Island, but Greene Plastics Corp., which makes more beads than any other company...

URI engineer at the forefront of ocean-floor research

An internationally renowned ocean researcher, Kate Moran has led major oceanographic expeditions since becoming an administrator and teacher at URI, including the 2004 Arctic...
PURVIS SYSTEMS has been expanding its existing offices and has opened a new one in Phoenix. Above, marketing manager Richard Foster, left, meets with Antoine E. Gharios, director of corporate business development. /

PURVIS thrives amid growing focus on safety

PURVIS Systems Inc., a Middletown-based IT systems and service provider for the public safety, emergency management and defense industries that has been operating in...

Slater invests $3.1M in FY07, marks record returns

The state-backed Slater Technology Fund is “optimistic” about fiscal 2008, “after significant success in the fiscal year ending June 30,” the state-backed venture capital...
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