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FASB releases new accounting standards for reporting cloud-computing expenses

If your company has joined the growing trend of cloud computing or is thinking about it, you need to know about the new accounting...

Romaine scare is … reassuring

Is nothing safe anymore, now that the U.S. government is warning of the danger of leafy greens? The alert not to eat romaine lettuce...

Baxter named new chair of Roger Williams University board of trustees

TIM BAXTER, president and CEO of Samsung Electronics North America, was recently named the new chairperson for the Roger Williams University board of trustees....

Brown receives Vanguard of the Arts award

SHERILYN BROWN, former education director for the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts, recently received the Beacon Charter School’s 2018 Vanguard of the...

Scrappiness is a warm success

Whether you are trying to launch your entrepreneurial vision, close a big deal, land your dream job, get that promotion or support a philanthropic...

7 steps for GDPR marketing compliance

General Data Protection Regulation is a new law that went into effect in May that aims to protect the privacy of European Union citizens....

Relax, retailers are fine

When the forecasts landed earlier this fall for the holiday shopping blitz, all signs pointed toward a merry Christmas for retailers. But earlier this...

Innovation crucial to long-term success

Seymour Cray, the founder of Cray Research and a legendary free spirit in the management community, was once asked – according to a Wall...

The challenge of dressing for fall in New England

New England is beautiful in the fall. With painted vistas of orange, gold, yellow and red foliage, pumpkins on every step and cornucopias set...

Can parks, libraries heal wounds?

There’s this new park in Tulsa, Okla., and it’s amazing. I went on a weekday afternoon last month expecting calm and quiet and instead...
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