N.H. already has slot machines –- and lots of them
As the Legislature debates whether to allow a "high-end" casino, New Hampshire residents have been playing slot machines all along
N.H. manufacturers learn to live with, and reap benefits from, deregulated electricity market
It's only been since about 2006 when companies large and small got out of their comfort zones and began to take the plunge into the competitive energy market
Q&A with State Banking Commissioner Glenn Perlow
He previously worked as deputy commissioner of the state Banking Department and before that was a senior assistant attorney general
Revamped NHBR.com: more features, mobile-friendly
New NHBR website features a responsive design as well as new sections including "Granite Innovation".

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N.H. manufacturers learn to live with, and reap benefits from, deregulated electricity market

It's only been since about 2006 when companies large and small got out of their comfort zones and began to take the plunge into the competitive energy market
By Michael McCord
05.17.13

GTAT buys Calif. firm with N.H. facility

Thermal Technology LLC has a facility in Concord
By Bob Sanders
05.16.13

Ex-N.H. AG Delaney joins McLane law firm

He’s taking a job at the firm his successor, Joe Foster, just left
By Jeff Feingold
05.16.13

Two N.H. firms receive Energy Department technology grants

The winning technologies have a strong potential for commercialization and job creation
By Jeff Feingold
05.15.13

Business Advice

Strategies to bolster your retirement confidence

Time is always a significant factor when planning investments.
By Daniel Cohen

Tools for successful business succession

It is never too early for a business to start work on a succession plan.
By Kenneth R. Cargill

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Q&A with State Banking Commissioner Glenn Perlow

An interview with Glenn Perlow, New Hampshire's new banking commissioner
By Bob Sanders

Opinion

New forms of education and other matters

Online education, certificate courses, articulation agreements between community colleges and traditional colleges, the ability to get college credit while still in high school and many other innovative choices will present students with more options in the future
By Brad Cook

The Dealer Bill of Rights is fair to all

An editorial supporting Senate Bill 126, the Dealer Bill of Rights.
By Donna Gaudet Hosmer

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