Open records law needs an update
In 1979, Rhode Island became the 49th state to enact an open-records law guaranteeing the right to view state and municipal agency records, including...
Change is a constant in health care field
Two unrelated stories show two sides of the complex reality of health care in America.
With continuing operating deficits, exacerbated by changes in Medicare reimbursements,...
Business success deserves attention
This week, Providence Business News begins a new regular editorial feature, Business Women, which will highlight women in the state who have distinguished themselves...
Pleasing customers: Are expectations getting higher?
In the last five years, have you seen an increase in customers’ expectations in terms of:
• Customer service levels – 81.3%...
A concept that keeps space at a premium
We applaud Rhode Island Housing for its announcement that it is funding a $10 million initiative to support the creation of “KeepSpace Communities.” The...
Individual action can have global impact
Five years ago, Ray Rickman – a former staate legislator – was home sick. He heard a report about a doctor in Mali...
Editorial Cartoon: Baseball Lays an Egg
By John Spencer
A baseball, in the shape of a cracked egg is labeled, “Official Major League Baseball”. Between the crack and on the...
Editorial Cartoon: Crazy to Work Here
By Brad Veley / www.bradveley.com
Four angry sharks and a smiley face man are sitting around a conference table. They are all wearing suits and...
Taking on the capital gains tax-income tax spread
Senate Finance Committee leaders are signaling that Congress will take up the topic of capital gains and private-equity firms next year. And no wonder.
The...
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