These numbers add up for Rhode Island firms

The math is hard to ignore: millions of dollars in expected contracts for Rhode Island-based companies at a public cost of $20,000 to cover the expenses of government officials supporting the effort. That’s the expected profit from one company alone – Pawtucket’s Cooley Group – from a state-sponsored trade mission to Israel. Eleven local companies

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