Robert C. Bergenheim, the former Boston Herald American publisher who co-founded the Boston Business Journal and Providence Business News, died on Saturday at the age of 86.
“At the same time, Bergenheim launched the Boston Business Journal, seeing an opening for a weekly newspaper focused on the local business scene, and in 1986 he expanded the franchise to Providence.
“Two years later, the Bergenheims sold the Boston Business Journal, Boston Business magazine – another Bergenheim startup – and half-ownership of PBN to a Minneapolis-based publishing company. They bought back full control of the Providence weekly in 1990. In 1995, they also founded the weekly Newport Observer, which closed down a year later.”
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