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The board of directors of Lottomatica Group S.p.A., parent company of GTECH Corp., approved the issuance of a senior unsecured non-convertible bond, reserved for qualified investors outside the United States. more
Rhode Island’s official website – www.ri.gov – saw a 60 percent increase in traffic on its Board of Elections Results page during the Nov. 6 general elections, according to a release from Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee’s office. more
Brand-development manager at Batchbook talks to Providence Business News about her company’s history and its new integration with LinkedIn. 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
Electronic medical records provider Amazing Charts Inc. has been acquired by Boston-based Pri-Med LLC, the company announced Monday. more
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
What will the bank of the future look like? Will it be smaller than today’s branches or employ less people? Will it even exist as a physical structure? Banking executives are forced to ask such questions as technology improves at an almost exponential rate and customers continue to demand the most up-to-date services. more
There has been a lot of talk about the fact that we are now entering the Knowledge Age in American business. Terms such as Knowledge Economy, Knowledge Worker and even Knowledge Districts are becoming more common every day. But to date most of those using the terms have been intellectuals, academics and those who deal in emergent industries. more
Word of mouth has long been considered the best advertising a small business can get. And in today’s digital world, word of mouth is even more important and effective than ever. But the social media explosion has transformed how word of mouth works. more
The Internet age has spawned a new type of criminal, hackers that can introduce viruses, malware or conduct simple theft. If you think it can’t happen to your company, guess again. more
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