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Five Questions With: Laurie Garrett
Senior fellow working in Global Health at the Council on Foreign Relations talks about the H7N9 flu. more
Fatima to host health fair focused on stroke care
Fatima Hospital will host a community health fair on May 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. about the signs of stroke and the steps one should take to lessen the risk of stroke. more
Landmark awarded accreditation in echocardiography
Landmark Medical Center has been awarded a three-year echocardiography accreditation from the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission, the hospital announced April 24. more
MedMates launches its official ‘beginning’
More than 75 people – including many of Rhode Island’s leading life science entrepreneurs and investors – gathered at the Founder’s League on Chestnut Street on April 24 to help launch MedMates. more
Health leaders reflect on Koller’s departure
The announcement that R.I Health Insurance Commissioner Christopher F. Koller had taken a new job as president of the Milbank Memorial Fund in New York City and would be leaving his position in Rhode Island at the end of June took many by surprise. more
Taveras proposes 3.3% budget hike for fiscal 2014
PROVIDENCE – Property-tax rates for homeowners would rise with rates for businesses holding flat under a $663 million fiscal 2014 budget proposed by Mayor Angel Taveras Thursday. The spending … more
Fox releases House plans for economic development
House leaders on Thursday unveiled a package of economic-development bills designed to improve the state’s business climate by replacing the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation, creating an Executive Office of Commerce to coordinate state business services and bringing back a tax-credit program designed to develop historic properties. more
| 4/25/13
Five Questions With: Ken Martin
Executive vice president and director of commercial enterprise banking at RBS Citizens talks about the new HealthCare Practice Banking Group. more
RBS official: Paper checks may be done
Banks may finally be succumbing to the pressure from developments in technology to transition more fully from paper checks to electronic payments, James Gifas, head of RBS Citizens Treasury Solutions said in a press release. more
SEED Corp. outlining SBA programs
A training session to provide information on two U.S. Small Business Administration loan programs will be held in Raynham on Friday, May 3, sponsored by the South Eastern Economic Development Corp. more
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