As cobble shops dwindle, apprenticeships keep industry running

Enhanced tax credits set to expire at the end of 2025

Trio of events this month focus on reform, trends and success stories

In the letter, Kitchens wrote that his decision comes as he feels he’s realized the goals he set out to achieve when he stepped into the job in 2018.

The Chamber’s creative director will create content that will engage members and build excitement in the community.

On Tuesday, April 8, businesses from across the Greater Concord region will showcase their products and services at the 34th Annual Business Showcase.

LEBANON: Last month, the Lebanon City Council unanimously passed a resolution affirming the city’s commitment to becoming a disability-friendly community.

THE New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute recently released an analysis on who in the state is affected by poverty.

Between July 2017 and October 2024, licensed capacity among Granite State child care providers serving children under five dropped by nearly 13%.

Both Tanager Circle and The Townhomes at Capital Pointe propose to put several dozen townhouse-style condos with two or three bedrooms along a major city throughway and aim to create a sense of neighborliness through shared amenities within their projects.

ALLEGRO MICROSYSTEMS APPOINTS MIKE DOOGUE AS PRESIDENT & CEO

Former classmates team up decades later to launch Rochester warehouse company

While global players are making progress, the U.S. is retreating from regulation

New coalition includes Realtors, builders, industry associations and chambers of commerce

Reap the rewards of Baldrige-worthy excellence

The old adage “don’t put all your eggs in one basket” is a good strategy for financial investing, because it’s risky to put all your money into one type of investment.

It’s a vicious cycle. As the patient load for primary care doctors grows, they are overburdened by cases and paperwork. They feel burnt out, and either reduce their hours or retire.

A response to JP Morgan CEO’s leaked town hall meeting

A sampling of pending bills, including housing reform and tax law

Nonpartisan initiative aims to bring diverse communities together to provide solutions to statewide issues

Where can families access childhood vaccines if their PCPs can’t afford them?

The tax is constitutionally permitted by an amendment to Part II, Article V of the state constitution, which was ratified in 1942 by over two-thirds of New Hampshire’s voters.

Republicans love to claim they will cut “out-of-control” federal spending. They say it often enough many believe out of control spending actually exists.

Congratulations to all the 2025 winners!

Concerns from New Hampshire educators are at the center of one of the first legal challenges to the Trump administration’s ban on diversity, equity and inclusion programs in schools.

Artificial intelligence is starting to permeate business systems, including applications used by human resources professionals.

In the evolving legal and economic landscape, business leaders must stay well informed on changing laws, workplace regulations and employee rights.

In today’s fast-moving business landscape, organizations across New Hampshire face a pressing challenge: attracting, engaging and retaining top talent.

Connect with one of NH’s colleges & universities, as featured in NH Business Review’s 2024 Book of Lists

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Cannon Mountain General Manager Jace Wirth

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The Southern NH chapter of 100 Women Who Care gathered for its quarterly meeting on Feb. 19, raising $10,000 to support Hearts for Kindness, a Concord-based financial assistance nonprofit aiding 13 New Hampshire communities.