Somersworth restaurant a Recovery Friendly Workplace

Take the good with the bad — and the ugly

ReGen Valley’s latest $44 million ups the ante to a half a billion dollars since 2017

The Entrepreneurial Studies program at the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire is recruiting companies to take part in their Fall 2024 Internship program.

Every odd-numbered year, the Legislature convenes in Concord to consider the state budget and other bills.

On June 13, the Coos Economic Development Corp. (CEDC) held its annual meeting and honored recipients with Business Leaders of Coos (BLOC) Awards.

Businesses can support the project by purchasing tax credits, which provide a 75% New Hampshire state tax credit against their contribution.

IN a June poll by the UNH Survey Center, a majority (6 in 10) of Granite Staters favored a NH marijuana legalization bill the House tabled, but feel housing is the top issue in the state.

According to a press release from the foundation, these indicators highlight a strong, smart, resilient, and diversifying population of girls with endless potential.

SPEE3D will manufacture printers at the new facility, while maintaining its manufacturing headquarters in Melbourne, Australia.

EASTERN BANKSHARES APPOINTS BOD MEMBERS

Life Is Good launches ‘Keep it Simple’ custom T-shirt business at new Hudson plant

McDonald’s, Proctor & Gamble and other corporations are investing in AI to boost success

GovSky in Exeter has raised $2.5 million in investment funds

Building strong strategic impact: frameworks, relationships and measurement

Elliot Hospital’s Neonatology Intensive Care Unit reunited families with doctors

The one person who can change your life

Employee Retirement Income Security Act continues to improve workplace benefit plans

New fiscal year brings significant changes to NH higher education

Automatic transmissions, seat belts, air bags: The automotive industry has seen a lot of innovation in the century since Grappone was founded.

There is an expression, “Once you’ve been to one FQHC, you’ve been to one FQHC,” because our services and programs are unique and tailored to our community’s needs.

For all of its virtues, New Hampshire is no cheap place to live. Time and time again, the state’s residents have been hit by “unexpected inflation.”

We Granite Staters are proud of our first-in-the-nation presidential primary. For more than a century, it served the country well by providing an open testing ground for would-be leaders of the free world.

The remarkable success story of the Traveling Tooth Fairies Dental Initiative is the uplifting news we all need right now.

Federal agencies that insure mortgages adopted the codes after making the assessment that they won’t impact the affordability and availability of the housing they cover.

If you own property in Concord, someone in a neon vest will come to your house at some point over the next year and a half.

Starting next year, people will be notified about the possibility of PFAS contamination before buying property in New Hampshire.

The development proposed by Cedarcroft Farms LLC would be built between Sunrise Shack and EG Chandler Property Maintenance.

That money, in turn, should work hard too. Savings and low-risk investments are among the ways businesses can help protect the money they have earned.

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1. Merrimack-based manufacturer Fimbel Garage Doors is commemorating its 100th anniversary of business this year.