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Independent Bank receives highest J.D. Power rating
Independent Bank, the parent of Rockland Trust, announced last week it has received the Highest Customer Satisfaction with Retail Banking in the North Central Region award from the J.D. Power and Associates 2012 Retail Banking Satisfaction Study. more
Looking for every advantage
Beth Kiepert appreciates that her jewelry and gift shop is located at 420 Main St. in Warren, within the boundary of the Warren Arts District. more
Body shops to continue fight with insurers
Disappointed by Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee’s veto of legislation to give them the right to sue insurance companies in payment disputes, auto-body shops say they’ll continue the fight next year. more
Waiting for trains to boost sales
Businesses at the Wickford Junction shopping center in North Kingstown hoping for a customer boost from commuters using the new $44 million train station next door will have to be patient. more
Arcade ready to again be innovator
Can what’s old really become new again? more
Everyone wins with ‘Biggest Loser’
Temptation is everywhere in the grocery business when it comes to eating, particularly at a place such as Dave’s Marketplace, which runs a full-service commissary producing baked goods every day. more
Employee successes help create new culture
In its second-quarter report, Providence-based United Natural Foods Inc. included testimonials from two company associates. The topic of discussion? The company’s 3-year-old “Body and Mind Wellness” program. more
Expanded sales tax riles small-business owners
Some small-business owners are insisting they can’t afford new laws requiring them to charge sales tax for the first time. more
Corner Bakery growth plans include Ocean State
When restaurateur and Rhode Island-raised Glenn Beattie returns to the state next year, he will be bringing the Corner Bakery Cafe with him. more
Shoppers waiting longer for back-to-school purchases
Stuart Solup has been running Irving’s Shoe Store in Portsmouth since the 1970s, and in that time he’s had a keen view of back-to-school shopping trends. In fact, Solup says that the back-to-school season accounts for about 30 percent of his yearly business. more
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