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Tweeter chain to close after 36 years

CANTON, Mass. – Ailing home and auto electronics specialist Tweeter Home Entertainment Group Inc. plans a “permanent entire-company closing,” the company said in a...

FCC scrutinizing cable-TV pricing

WASHINGTON – Federal regulators have launched a probe into allegations that cable companies are using broadcast television’s upcoming digital changeover as an opportunity to...

Sprint to launch WiMax in Providence in ’09

PROVIDENCE – Sprint Nextel Corp. plans to launch Xohm, its new WiMax mobile Internet service, in Providence next year. John Polivka, a Sprint spokesman, said...

GreenBytes moves to new office in Ashaway

ASHAWAY – GreenBytes, a startup company that has developed energy-efficient data storage technology, has relocated to new offices in the Hopkinton Industrial Park in...

Five Questions With: Patrick Odess

With state officials warning cities and towns to prepare for budget cuts, municipal governments are searching for ways to reduce costs and streamline their...

Study: Americans’ cyber security awareness uneven

A new study has found good news and bad news when it comes to how well Americans understand the ins and outs of cyber...

LIN TV tests Web bookmarks – for TV

PROVIDENCE – Select viewers of two television stations owned by Providence-based LIN TV Corp. are testing out a new technology this month that lets...

No R.I., Mass. Circuit City stores<br> among those slated to close

RICHMOND, Va. – Ailing electronics retailer Circuit City Stores Inc. (NYSE: CC) today announced plans to close 155 of its 712 U.S. stores, laying...
ENJOYING THE RECORD-BREAKING evening to benefit research into AIDS and other infectious diseases are, from left, Jerry and Barbara Lavine; honoree Charles C.J. Carpenter; and Kathleen C. Hittner, president and CEO of The Miriam Hospital. /

Miriam gala raises $1.37M for infectious-disease program

PROVIDENCE – The Miriam Hospital raised a “record-breaking” $1.37 million at a gala Oct. 25 that recognized Dr. Charles C.J. Carpenter, a pioneer in...

Women & Infants gets $4.5M to study Down syndrome test

PROVIDENCE – Researchers at Women & Infants Hospital have received a $4.5 million industry grant to participate in an international study of a new...
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