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For years Providence College students had been congregating on the lowest floor of the school’s Phillips Memorial Library largely to work on group projects in a less structured – and less quiet – setting than the library’s other rooms. more
Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin is warning Rhode Islanders to protect their identities on Cyber Monday, Nov. 26, and offering tips, including making sure their anti-virus software is up to date. more
Last winter, banking-software firm Andera Inc. moved into a new 15,000-square-foot headquarters in downtown Providence’s Gateway Center to accommodate its growing workforce. more
Changes in health care laws and labor relations will affect businesses dramatically next year, but many human resources managers at a Providence Business News-sponsored Employment Trends 2013 summit said they consider social media a contender for a top spot on the list of concerns. more
Candida Desjardins, educational outreach program manager at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Newport, talks about the center’s science and technology outreach programs. more
Vice president of marketing and content strategy at Exnihilo Inc. talks about her company’s recent design awards and the challenges of building a new Web project. more
Millions of small-business owners use some type of paid search advertising to attract customers and prospects to their business or website. Pay-per-click (PPC) advertising – also called search-engine marketing or simply paid search – can be an effective, low-cost way to gain visibility online. more
Online retail warehouse Amazon.com will begin collecting state sales tax on purchases made by Massachusetts customers beginning in the fall of 2013, Gov. Deval L. Patrick’s office announced Tuesday. more
Cox Communications was the New England winner of the Association of Cable Communicators’ 2012 Beacon Award. more
Use of mobile devices continues to grow by leaps and bounds, and local business owners should be taking notice now more than ever. A new “Mobile Path to Purchase” study conducted by Nielsen tracked what consumers are doing with their mobile devices. According to the study, consumers show a strong preference for finding information related to local contact and purchases, such as looking up a business location, accessing map and driving directions and calling a business. more
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