Columns
Ask the Expert: What if you built it - and they didn't come?
READER COMMENTS: 0Sadly, customer acquisition planning is an afterthought for many otherwise brilliant entrepreneurs.
Energy
Northern Pass money dividing North Country opinions
READER COMMENTS: 8Some people are getting wealthy selling land to the power project; others see those people as selling out their neighbors.
Opinion
Another View -- Ryan Gallagher: The U.S. government spies on reporters all too frequently
READER COMMENTS: 4Awards cap city's Small Business Week
READER COMMENTS: 0Manchester Small Business Week wound up Friday morning with an awards ceremony at the Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College honoring small businesses in the city for growth, innovation and...
Officials disallow Woodmont slide show
READER COMMENTS: 0A group of Londonderry residents who'd hoped to speak their peace during Wednesday night's latest public hearing on the controversial Woodmont Commons development were silenced this week when town...
Warwick Mills scores $94.3 million contract from Army for body armor
READER COMMENTS: 0A local manufacturer of specialty textiles for protective gear has won a $94.3 million contract from the U.S. Army for concealable body armor and vests.
Nashua aviation company looks for danger on ground
READER COMMENTS: 0NASHUA — When disaster strikes, companies like Assist Aviation Solutions can help utility companies get power back online by providing live imaging of their infrastructure, as the Nashua...
Senate votes on minimum wage, lobsters, bar hours
READER COMMENTS: 0The Senate voted 13-11 Thursday down party lines to kill a bill that would have reestablished the state's minimum wage law.
Economists: Better times ahead for New Hampshire
READER COMMENTS: 2After five years marked by recession or nominal growth, the New Hampshire economy is poised for better times, according to a panel of economists scheduled to present their five-year forecast for New...
BBB recognizes NH businesses at 13th annual Torch Awards
READER COMMENTS: 0Ethical business practices and community connections were a consistent theme as the Better Business Bureau of New Hampshire presented the annual Torch Awards on Wednesday at the Center of New...
McSharry named top business owner in Nashua awards
READER COMMENTS: 0Several New Hampshire businesses and outstanding entrepreneurs were honored on Wednesday, including Jay McSharry, owner of Jumpin’ Jay’s Fish Cafe in Portsmouth.
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Claremont seizes FairPoint office building for failure to pay taxes
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Federal data shows hospitals routinely bill at several times rate Medicare considers actual cost
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Stratham onboard with stealth gunboat builder's plans
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Gaming experts: N.H. will roll dice again on casino
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Shaheen and Ayotte vote against bill to require food be labeled for genetically engineered ingredients
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Classic Silk City diner to be moved from Ottawa to N.H.
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Nanotechnology gains traction in technical textiles
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Dunkin' Donuts bakery to replace Salem potato chip maker
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New Ipswich plant lands multi-year $94.3M contract for concealable body armor
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Six Gun City won't open Memorial Day weekend, but attraction in talks with possible buyer
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Country club for racing enthusiasts in Tamworth takes a step forward
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Attorneys: No way through headwaters conservation easement for Northern Pass
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Albany says neighbor Conway Village damaged roads
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Quiet death for Bethlehem noise ordinance
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DOT agrees Meredith doesn't have to erect road signs it doesn't want
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Portsmouth Herald: Air Force tanker fuels optimism for future of base
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COMPLY-Fiduciary rule, long postponed, shouldn't be rushed says Gregg
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Pipeline plan to send crude from Montreal to Maine raises ire in New England
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GTAT chief explains acquisition of Santa Rosa thermal furnace maker
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USA Telephone bankruptcy impacts service to 160 N.H. customers
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Keene budget proposal projects 31% revenue parking meter, 63.5% increase in fines
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Grand jury: Top port officials scammed in $50,000 stock swindle
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Belknap County interest in Medicare rehab biz opoosed by Catholic Charities
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Forbes: Ivy League town gets first celebrity chef restaurant, luxe lodging
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Shea-Porter, Kuster bill severs pipeline crossing North Country from larger Keystone decision
Budget plan presses NH hospitals to join managed care networks
READER COMMENTS: 1The Senate Finance Committee approved a proposal to force state hospitals to join Medicaid managed care networks or face losing state aid for charity care.
Weather this weekend may be more like Veterans Day
READER COMMENTS: 2It won't be a washout or a whiteout, but the weather this Memorial Day weekend promises to bring more rain and even the possibility of snow — yes, snow — for vacationers heading to the...
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'Back-door' deal with wind farm loses in court
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Casino vote stirs emotions on both sides
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Senate OKs House bill lowers emissions cap to meet RGGI standards
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65 mph OK for E-ZPass drivers with opening of new lanes at Hooksett toll plaza
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Nashua's CityBus shares success story
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Suit: Claremont's North Country Smokehouse claims $606,011 spent on diamond, SUV, more