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House panel weighs changing New Hampshire’s foreclosure process

Bill would require court involvement ‘to level the playing field’ for homeowners
By Bob Sanders
January 16, 2019

New Hampshire House, Senate bills pave the way for sports betting

Proposals follow U.S. Supreme Court’s 2018 decision
By Bob Sanders
January 15, 2019

Ocean State Job Lot acquires Salem location

Discount chain to open 11th New Hampshire store later this year
By NHBR Staff
January 9, 2019

Soucy seeks to up New Hampshire minimum wage to $10 an hour

Senate president’s proposal would be a flexible ‘starting wage’
By Bob Sanders
January 8, 2019

Sununu’s inaugural address sets his own business agenda

Meanwhile, a Democratic Legislature prepares to advance policies introduced last session
By Bob Sanders
January 7, 2019

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Business Advice

When blockchain meets data privacy and security

How the paradigm is shifting as regulations and the technology evolve
By Bill Cheng and John Frank Weaver

Don’t be afraid of being curious

It works to help you establish connections and distinguish yourself from others
By Tiffany Eddy

Gender identity in the workplace: a guide

What employers should know now that it has been included as a protected class in New Hampshire
By Megan Coneeny

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Opinion

New Hampshire legislators can take a big step in support of commuter rail

They should quickly update the 10-year transportation plan to start a study with federal funds
By Andru Volinsky

PFAS contamination of our water supplies is real and costly

The evolving story of the Coakley Landfill should serve as a cautionary tale
By Lindsay Carmichael

New Hampshire restaurants serve guests and the community

They help to give back by assisting in a crisis, boosting a community project or starting a charitable program of their own
By Tom Boucher

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People

Q&A with House Speaker Steve Shurtleff

The House speaker should “try to work for the common good for the whole body and work to bring people together,” says Democrat Steve Shurtleff, the newly elected speaker.
By Bob Sanders

Q&A with NH Legal Assistance attorney Elliot Berry

‘I don’t think anything is more fundamental than housing,’ says Elliot Berry, a longtime NH Legal Assistance attorney and director of its Housing Justice Project.
By Jack Kenny

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