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New Hampshire’s manufacturing sector scores a B in national report card
But state’s transportation infrastructure once again gets a failing grade
Granite State businesses to get 75% of requested state R&D tax credit
With more applicants and the same amount of money, allocation falls over 6% from last year
NH jobs picture continues to recover
New unemployment claims fell 16.5% last week as jobless rate falls
New Hampshire businesses prepare for unconventional fall tourism season
‘Extremely difficult to predict’ but industry is somewhat hopeful
St. A's forum to probe government’s role in housing segregation
Virtual event to feature discussion of how to remediate policies
New Hampshire median home price jumped 15% in August
Inventory shortage continues as sellers get more than their asking price
Veto override day: a guide for New Hampshire businesses
House, Senate meet tomorrow to take up measures nixed by governor
Workers’ comp rates to fall again in NH
Loss costs from injuries dropped 1.8 percent last year
NH offers new Covid-19 business resource
Answers to most widely asked questions on operational guidance now provided online
New data show food insecurity in New Hampshire declined pre-Covid
But new economic pressures could bring major challenges
New Hampshire Motor Speedway drives toward future after pandemic setbacks
Known for NASCAR races, the venue is host to other smaller events
Rise in New Hampshire homeless families could indicate more economic trouble
Organizations across state say they’ve seen an uptick since Covid
Q&A with Bob Lavoie of Bob’s Coins in Manchester
With the price of gold up 50% in 2020 and silver with a 51% gain over the same period, it’s a good time to catch up with Bob Lavoie, proprietor of Bob’s Coins in Manchester
Embracing courage in the workplace
Leaders who live their values take on the hard tasks
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