Beating the shot clock of life
When you are a youngster, you never think about tomorrow. You take tomorrow for granted, assuming you have an endless string of days ahead...
Lamprey gifts Providence College School of Business $500K
FAITH E. LAMPREY, a full-time practitioner faculty member in accountancy at Providence College, donated $500,000 to the School of Business to fund the creation...
Don’t derail your marketing
Marketing has never been a laidback, trouble-free game anyone can play. Today, it’s far more perilous than ever, particularly since prospective customers are moving...
The right way to take risks
Golfer Adam Scott had a two-shot lead during the final round of the Genesis Invitational golf tournament at the Riviera Country Club in Los...
In pandemic, phishing scams on rise
COVID-19 has led to an unprecedented amount of organizations shifting to telecommuting or working remotely. This sudden surge of remote workers has left many...
Naval Undersea Warfare Center engineer wins STEM award
VICTOR ÉVORA is the recipient of the Modern-Day Technology Leader Award, which was awarded at the Black Engineer of the Year Award Science, Technology,...
Dealing with excessive hesitation
“I need you to go out to the orchard and pick a basket full of apples,” a mother instructed her young daughter. “Just walk...
What can the Fed do to help the U.S.
The United States Federal Reserve has committed to do everything it can to save the financial system and the American economy from collapse.
Most recently,...
Kaplan awarded $25K National Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship
HESTER KAPLAN, a co-founder of Goat Hill Writers in Providence, was awarded a $25,000 Creative Writing Fellowship by the National Endowment for the Arts,...
This is the time to adapt your marketing
There are few things that cause business owners more anxiety than uncertainty, which COVID-19 has brought to us in spades. Despite the radical changes...
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