Report: R.I. worst in nation in housing for low-income children
WARWICK – Rhode Island has the highest percentage of low-income children living in housing built before 1980 in the nation, according to the latest...
Citizens branch manager gets community service sabbatical
Marla Sabater, branch manager at Citizens Bank’s Garfield Avenue Stop & Shop branch in Cranston, is the latest recipient of a company Community Service...
Citizens-Union volunteers raise $19K for SMILES
Citizens-Union Savings Bank recently served as the title sponsor supporting the SouthCoast Mentoring Initiative for Learning, Education and Service (SMILES) at the nonprofit’s inaugural...
Blue Cross donation helps expand food bank program
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island has donated $25,000 to the Rhode Island Community Food Bank’s program Raising the Bar on Nutrition...
Putting the sway in persuasion
A man opened a fish market and displayed a sign that said, “Fresh Fish for Sale Here.”
His first customer showed up, looked at the...
Out-of-work executives polish Internet identities
When Waffles Pi Natusch, the president of the job-search firm The Barrett Group, sits down with an executive who’s looking for a new job,...
Image can make, or break, a career
As much as some women may balk at the notion, the way a woman looks in the business world, especially in the upper echelons,...
Wanted: Nurses who can teach
Devra Griffin has been a nurse for 20 years. She’s worked in pediatrics, spent eight years as a nurse practitioner in women’s health at...
Tuition-assistance programs shrink amid downturn
As the recession drags on, a growing number of companies are cutting back on tuition reimbursement for employees who take job-related classes.
The most high-profile...
Advisers can keep businesses executing
Back in the 1980s there was a TV show called “The A-Team.” The main characters were a group of four ex-special forces mercenary do-gooders...