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PBN names Best Places for 2012
PROVIDENCE – Providence Business News and Best Companies Group announced Monday the 2012 winners of the annual Best Places To Work competition.
The 40 companies, the same number as were named to the list in 2011, are divided into three groups based on the number of employees – large employers were those with 150 or more local (Rhode Island and Bristol Co., Mass.) employees, medium employers had between 50 and 149 local workers and small employers had 15 to 49 employees. The winners were chosen based on responses to a management questionnaire as well as a confidential employee survey.
Source: Providence Business News
Highlights of House GOP budget cuts
Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) - Highlights of House GOP legislation cutting spending by $237 billion over the coming decade.
Food Stamps - Cuts $35.8 billion by eliminating benefit increases in President Barack Obama's economic stimulus and tightening eligibility requirements. Cuts spending by 4 percent over coming decade.
Source: KEYC TV
Student Loan Bill Fails As Senate Gears Up For Protracted Battle
(CBS News)-- Senate Republicans on Tuesday blocked a bill aimed at extending low interest rates for student loans, signaling the possibility of a protracted congressional battle over a measure lawmakers in both parties agree should ultimately be passed.
In a 52-45 vote, Republican Senators blocked further work on the "Stop the Student Loan Interest Rate Hike Act of 2012," a Democrat-sponsored bill that would extend low interest rates on federally subsidized student loans for another year. Barring an extension, the rate on new loans for undergraduates would increase from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent this July. Sixty votes were needed to advance to debate.
Source: WIBW
