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Study: Rhode Island taxes are driving wealthy residents away

PROVIDENCE - Rhode Island’s taxes – and in particular, its estate tax – are driving wealthy residents away and have cost the state more...
BROWN UNIVERSITY EARNED A '47' by Klout. /

Brown University most influential local institution on Twitter, says Klout

(Updated, Jan. 21 at 2:30 p.m.) PROVIDENCE – When Brown University tweets, the world listens … or at least Rhode Islanders do. Brown University’s Twitter presence...
THE RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN is seeking permission to demolish Farnum Hall, a former residence hall on Congdon Street. /

RISD looks to demolish Farnum Hall

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island School of Design is moving to demolish Farnum Hall on Congdon Street. The Providence Historic District Commission is slated to...

Mass. employers optimistic about hiring but wary of health care reform...

BOSTON – Nearly 25 percent of human resource executives said their companies are planning to increase their full-time employees in 2011, the Boston Business...

Goodwill begins accepting e-waste

PROVIDENCE – Goodwill Industries of Rhode Island announced it had become a Dell “Reconnect” site to recycle e-waste as of Jan. 14. The agency, as...
CVS HAS APPOINTED two interim leaders to the CVS/pharmacy business after the search for a new president resumed. /

CVS resumes search for president after court injunction; appoints 2 for...

WOONSOCKET – CVS has appointed two interim leaders to the CVS/pharmacy business and said the search for a new president will resume after a...
BROWN UNIVERSITY received a record number of applications for undergraduate admission for the next academic year. /

Brown’s undergraduate applications increase to record 31,000

NEW YORK - Brown University received almost 31,000 applications for undergraduate admission for the next academic year, an all-time high and part of a...
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Langer new VP for development, alumni at NEIT

Allan Langer has been named vice president for development and alumni relations at the New England Institute of Technology. Langer comes to New England...

Customer service builds customer loyalty

When I walk into the Renaissance Providence Hotel, part of the fun is the slightly freaky delight of being encased in a now-glorious property...
FROM LEFT: Vanessa Zampini, vice president and branch manager of Washington Trust; Jeanne Gattegno, president and CEO of Westbay Community Action; Kim Weeden, staff support of Rhode Island Center Assisting Those In Need; Liz Pasqualini, executive director of Jonnycake Center of Westerly; Russ Partridge, program director of W.A.R.M. Shelter; Diana Burdett, executive director of Providence Intown Churches Association; Joanne Gregory, social services director of Comprehensive Community Action Program; and Keith Lavimodiere, vice president and branch manager of Washington Trust. /

Washington Trust donates $10K to local food pantries

Washington Trust Charitable Foundation recently donated $10,000 to local food pantries and 900 pounds of nonperishable food items to the Rhode Island Community Food...
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