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Citizens issues $30M line of credit to Ross-Simons following acquisition CRANSTON-BASED jewelry retailer Ross-Simons was recently provided a $30 million revolving line of credit by Citizens Financial Group. / COURTESY ROSS-SIMONS PROVIDENCE – Citizens Financial Group Inc. on Tuesday announced a $30 million loan to Ross-Simons Inc. as part of an acquisition deal reached earlier this month. The $30 million, asset-based revolving line of credit will allow the Cranston-based jeweler to pu...

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Terms were not disclosed. As part of the acquisition, former Brookstone CEO James Speltz, who has been LBH’s president since 2017, took on the role of CEO. Darrell Ross, the son of Ross-Simons’ founder and a five-decade veteran of the company, has stepped down as LBH’s CEO but will remain a member of its board. The acquisition “sets the stage for a whole new chapter of growth,” says Speltz. “Nonantum isn’t coming in with any particular agenda or strategy. They are supportive of ma...

>> rose: we continue with pulitzer prize winner e.o. wilson and his new novel "anthill." >> i wanted to go home. i wanted to go back to the deep south. ive been away for a long time and live there in spirit, at least in part. and one way to do that is a book. but i also wanted to try something new in a novel and that is to bring the living world in in detail. bring it alive for the reader and make it part of the action, part of the system, even a character. >> rose: we continue with ma...

bottom. that is something that elena can do with gate detachment. >> rose: we continue with pulitzer prize winner e.o. wilson and his new novel "anthill." >> i wanted to go home. i wanted to go back to the deep south. ive been away for a long time and live there in spirit, at least in part. and one way to do that is a book. but i also wanted to try something new in a novel and that is to bring the living world in in detail. bring it alive for the reader and make it part of the action, ...

do with gate detachment. >> rose: we continue with pulitzer prize winner e.o. wilson and his new novel "anthill." >> i wanted to go home. i wanted to go back to the deep south. ive been away for a long time and live there in spirit, at least in part. and one way to do that is a book. but i also wanted to try something new in a novel and that is to bring the living world in in detail. bring it alive for the reader and make it part of the action, part of the system, even a character. >> ...

>> rose: we continue with pulitzer prize winner e.o. wilson and his new novel "anthill." >> i wanted to go home. i wanted to go back to the deep south. ive been away for a long time and live there in spirit, at least in part. and one way to do that is a book. but i also wanted to try something new in a novel and that is to bring the living world in in detail. bring it alive for the reader and make it part of the action, part of the system, even a character. >> rose: we continue with ma...

Court of appeals from washington. and one more thats on here besides elena kagan, and im getting some information from producers here as well, as were talking. then there was judge sidney thomas as well. but, again, mark, were hearing that it is elena kagan. were working to confirm that. so it wont change the balance of the court here. and those are the people who have met there. what do you make of -- why does she stand out in this instance more so than the other three potential candidates here...

Shes never been a judge and had at that point never argued a case before the supreme court or any court, for that matter. >> how are you going to handle that and how are you going to prepare yourself? >> im very confident that im up to this part of the job, as i am to all the many other parts. i think i bring up a lifetime of learning and study of the law and particularly of the constitutional and administrative law issues that form the core of the courts docket. i think i bring up some of the c...

I talk about her, but she is an old friend, someone i know well, and shes a very impressive person, i think she will likely get confirmed. her views are somewhat of a mystery, i must say, on a lot of issues. shes never been a judge before. shes the first would-be justice since william rehnquist in the early 70s to be named to the court without having been a judge first. thats something president obama cares a lot about, getting out of the rut of picking only judges. but there is some mystery abo...