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‘All That’ must connect locally

The low-key rollout of a new statewide tourism campaign on Feb. 21 was met with a similarly muted public response. From R.I. Commerce Corp.’s perspective,...
MOMENTUM PLAY: Rhode Island FC head coach Khano Smith, left, oversees a preseason training session in January. The team is looking to build fan support in its inaugural season ahead of a new Pawtucket stadium opening next year.
PBN FILE PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO

Full buildout of Tidewater is needed to justify cost

It’s hard enough competing as a newcomer in an established league, as the state’s first professional soccer team, Rhode Island FC, will do beginning...
AD CONFAB: DDL Advertising LLC owner Stacey Caputi Liakos, right, chats with digital media manager Zach Ferri, center, and Daniel Antunes, a digital marketing associate. Ferri says the use of cookies to track internet users has been evolving, and that change will continue as Google LLC phases out third-party cookies on its browser Chrome. 
PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Marketers prep for Chrome’s cookie phaseout

Do you agree to this website’s cookie policy? Web users likely see a similar prompt daily, if not multiple times per day, as they browse...
Ramya ­Vijaya

Burden? No, migrants bolster economy

Although Congress is failing to pass laws to restrict the number of migrants arriving in the U.S., a majority of Americans – about 6...

The cost of layoffs: Looking beyond pink slips

When economic adversity collides with a business plan, the response to the cost issues must be prompt – and it must be right. When...

Reputation celebration

Many years ago, there was a famous general known for his cunning strategy. At the end of one conflict, he stopped with a small...
Marianne Raimondo was appointed dean of the Rhode Island College School of Business in 2022. She joined RIC as a health care administration faculty member in 2013. / PBN FILE PHOTO/ELIZABETH GRAHAM

Boost skills to grow

Marianne Raimondo | Rhode Island College School of Business dean Rhode Island’s labor force has been largely stagnant since 2019, limiting our ability to grow...
ENRICHING HONOR: ­Community Preparatory School founder and Head of School Dan Corley, center, receives the 2023 Murray Family Prize for Community Enrichment at the Rhode Island Foundation. Pictured with Corley are, from left, Murray family members Terry Murray Jr., Paula McNamara 
and Megan Craigen, and Rhode Island Foundation CEO and President David N. Cicilline.
COURTESY RHODE ISLAND FOUNDATION

Corley receives 2023 Murray Family Prize from Rhode Island Foundation

DAN CORLEY, founder and head of school of the Community Preparatory School in Providence, received the 2023 Murray Family Prize for Community Enrichment from...

Meeting R.I.’s ambitious goals to reduce greenhouse emissions

Rhode Island is in a unique position to become a leader in curbing greenhouse gas emissions and establishing itself as a role model for...

To Savor: A match for Easter meals

The Easter holiday is always a popular one for pairing wines with food. There are different cultures that incorporate an abundance of dishes that...
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