Salganik to lead RIPIN
SAMUAL SALGANIK was recently named executive director for the Rhode Island Parent Information Network, a Cranston-based nonprofit that helps individuals and families who need...
Go from boring to roaring
In a classic “Peanuts” cartoon, Charlie Brown says to Lucy, “I have a great fear of being boring.” Then in the next panel, Charlie...
QSBS exclusion could make C corp. more attractive business structure
There is a type of investment that you may have been hearing more about recently: the qualified small-business stock.QSBS now offers 100% capital gains...
Three Fed rate cuts in 2019? Let’s take a deep breath
President Donald Trump’s trade war with China is heating up, prompting traders to start betting on as many as three Federal Reserve interest rate...
Pithy lessons that last
We can learn much from observing geese in flight. First, people who share a common direction and a sense of community get where they...
A ‘health check’ for your business
Every business should have an annual “health check.” The goal is to identify problems before they become more serious and assure the owner they...
Be honest about renewables’ cost
If you are concerned about climate change, you are likely enthusiastic about renewable fuels, such as solar and wind, and about laws that require...
Cullen to chair Newport Hospital Foundation board of directors
NOREY DOTTERER CULLEN, founder of Norey’s restaurant in Newport, was recently named the new chairperson for the Newport Hospital Foundation board of directors. Cullen...
Durkee honored by Gamm Theatre for arts commitment
STEVE DURKEE, senior associate for Providence-based real estate development firm Cornish Associates, was presented with the David Wax Award for Outstanding Commitment to the...
Robbins receives philanthropy award
ARTHUR S. ROBBINS, principal for Providence-based Robbins Properties Inc., recently received the New England Association for Healthcare Philanthropy’s 2019 Distinguished Service to Philanthropy Award....
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