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Rhode Island workforce-development leaders are broadening the landscape for entrepreneurs with the revival of a state program that allows some residents collecting unemployment insurance to create a new business instead of hunting for a job.
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By Rhonda Miller |
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(Editor’s Note: This is the fifth in an occasional series of stories that will feature the companies and industries creating jobs in the region.)
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3/18/13
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Rhode Island’s economic-development arm has yet to find a cure for its 38 Studios LLC hangover.
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By Patrick Anderson |
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In a state so dependent on its hospitality and tourism industry, convention business is of more than a little consequence.
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3/18/13
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BOSTON – The New England Council has entered into an agreement with the U.S. Department of Commerce it says will help its members access foreign markets and increase exports.
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3/25/13
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When the federal government repossessed the Medina Village apartments off Cranston Street in Providence’s West End in 2010, there was a real possibility the 22 vacant and decaying buildings in the complex would be abandoned.
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By Patrick Anderson |
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With the economic-development plan that he unveiled last week, Providence Mayor Angel Taveras has sent a message – it’s time to stop playing defense and move forward. Growth is the shot in the arm that cures deficits and starts self-sustaining, virtuous cycles.
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4/1/13
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BOSTON – Initiatives to streamline permitting at the Mass. Department of Environmental Protection have dramatically shortened the time to permit and removed unnecessary barriers to jobs and economic growth, according to a report released by Gov. Deval L. Patrick last week.
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4/1/13
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In his first year in office, Providence Mayor Angel Taveras just wanted to survive the “category 5 fiscal hurricane” brought about by the recession and years of city policy decisions.
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By Patrick Anderson |
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The current demand for nurses is only expected to grow in the coming years.
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By Lindsay Lorenz |