Companies work hard at marketing themselves to attract and keep customers and clients. But most don’t do a good job marketing themselves as potential employers.

Report on BPT, BET tax rates finds ‘no evidence’ tax reductions led to increase in revenue

Great Bay Community College has launched an effort to help the region’s growing Indonesian population gain new skills and career opportunities.

The Chicago-based developer that in May bought the Lilac Mall in Rochester for $5 million is looking to bring a charitable gaming casino to the property.

For many years, farmers in New Hampshire have had problems getting their cows, pigs and sheep slaughtered and processed due to a shortage of facilities in the region.

CONCORD: State revenues for the new fiscal year did not meet expectations for July, falling short by more than $4 million.

The state of New Hampshire owns and operates more than 700 buildings, and in fiscal year 2022, the government spent over $18.4 million on its own energy costs.

New Hampshire was ranked at No. 44 (tied with Ohio) as having one of the highest monthly child care copayment fees as a percent of family income.

1. ApprenticeshipNH, a workforce program of the Community College System of NH, and Associated Builders and Contractors of New England and Vermont celebrated the first cohort of their Carpentry Registered Apprenticeship program.

Palmer, who initially retired in 2019, came out of retirement to become CEO in October 2020.

One such company, Appledore Marine Engineering in Portsmouth, saw what was happening and made a call to the University of New Hampshire.

Phishing and other scams pose an issue for creating genuine online connections

Catholic Charities proposal includes two commercial condos, 32 apartments and 64-unit building

New Hampshire Republicans have a pretty weak record when it comes to electing candidates to major office, with the notable exception of Gov. Chris Sununu, who is in his fourth term.

Report finds a fifth of NH public schools have not been upgraded in 35 years

Prepare your business before a cyber event upsets your daily operations

Collaboration between community mental health centers and hospitals is essential

Nothing separates us, despite persistent borders that exist on all fronts

Governor’s budget addresses workforce shortage

‘Current use’ law shifts tax burden to other property owners, making it tough on rural areas

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For over 20 years, I have represented creditors and small businesses usually in complex commercial litigation cases, primarily in bankruptcy and federal courts.

Businesses facing financial distress with lenders, landlords or vendors have options other than closing their doors.

A Canadian judge recently ruled that the popular “thumbs up” emoji may be used to form a contract between parties.

The value of the business and the income that it generates for a family will have significant impact on the issues of a final property settlement, child support and alimony.

Courts in New Hampshire have long been critical of employers’ use of “non-compete” agreements to restrict competition with former employees who depart to work for a competitor.

But the DOL has old definitions for “work site” dealing with brick-and-mortar locations and not cloud work sites.

On July 1, a two-year, $100,000 contract approved by the Executive Council went into effect to provide legal counsel for youth in the juvenile justice assessment process.

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In the recent report by the Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership on the health of the greater Piscataqua Region Watershed, one of the recommendations includes a reassessment of policy priorities.

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Put simply, the brief suggests that the touted economic impact of the cuts in the BPT and BET rates — which, remember, was the reason for the whole deal — essentially never happened.