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R.I. Hospital gets 5 stars for community value

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island Hospital has been awarded a Five-Star ranking by Cleverley + Associates, based on low costs, low charges, healthy finances and...

Providence Equity acquiring USIS for $1.5B

FALLS CHURCH, Va. – USIS, a federal security investigator and staffing service and a provider of pre-employment and screening services, has agreed to be...
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National Grid in tentative pacts with 2 unions

WESTBOROUGH, Mass. – National Grid has announced a tentative four-year contract with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, which represents 576 of the company’s...
THE GEL in this applicator, CaraGuard, is one of several microbicides that could help protect against HIV. 'We're talking about products that sell for pennies a dose,' says Anna Forbes, deputy director of the Global Campaign for Microbicides. /

R.I. doctors testing gels to fight AIDS

Dr. Kenneth Mayer and his staff at Brown University’s AIDS Program have spent more than two decades working to slow the spread of the...
MICHAEL ROBERTO, an associate professor of management at Bryant University, teaches a marketing course in the MBA program.  /

Duke scandal rekindles ethics debate

In the aftermath of the Enron and other corporate scandals, many business schools put a new emphasis on ethics in their programs. But after...
SAUL KAPLAN, executive director of the R.I. Economic Development Corporation, chats with Dr. Annie De Groot, CEO of Epivax, in front of the state's booth at BIO 2007. /

R.I. courts biotechnology firms <br> at international gathering in Boston

Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick grabbed national headlines at the Biotechnology Industry Organization’s international convention in Boston last week with his pledge to invest $1.25...
FRESH EYES: From left, Marilyn Bray, Gloria Beckmann and Madeline Mutch admire the Federal Reserve building during a May 5 walk along the new Independence Trail Providence. /

‘Independence Trail’ spotlights R.I. heritage

Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., each have major allure as historical tourism destinations. But Robert Burke, owner of the Federal Reserve and Pot au...
PPL INSTRUCTOR Shane Sher, center, teaches a class on using the Internet at the library's Knight branch on Elmwood Avenue. /

Conflict puts Providence library branches in peril

An ongoing struggle over the financing and management of the Providence Public Library has left the future of neighborhood branches in question. The problem has...

Joining forces to help the homeless

Amid rising homelessness in Rhode Island, Amos House has launched a program that pairs up homeless families with local churches to help them with...
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PPS lists 11 properties at greatest risk

After a three-year hiatus, the Providence Preservation Society has once again compiled a list of “most endangered properties” in the city, including the Episcopal...
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