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New Hampshire gets ready to receive billions from latest federal Covid relief package
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Federal deadline may have been extended, but NH state taxes are still due April 15
Some things Granite State businesses should know about calculating their 2020 taxes
Why the Granite State News Collaborative is launching a multi-year project on race and equity
‘It’s past time to tell this story in a way that’s never been told in New Hampshire’
Is New Hampshire’s budget too extreme?
Considering the state’s wealth, arguments for cutting funding for important services ring hollow
Banking and finance during a pandemic
Experts: What we learned, what’s to come and how to prepare for the future
From the Ground Up: Bowman Place at Olde Bedford
Despite facing numerous hurdles, Eckman delivered a first-class building ahead of schedule
Q&A with NH tourism director Lori Harnois
Division of Travel and Tourism Director Lori Harnois says ‘the silver lining’ of the pandemic has been the partnerships her agency and businesses in the state’s hospitality sector have made
Colleges plan return to in-person everything this fall
Across the state, they’re deciding to return to ‘nearly normal’
No immunity from ransomware
As hackers evolve, they increasingly set their sights on small and medium-sized businesses
Arrogance: It’s a deadly disease
Success is dangerous if a business assumes a sense of superiority
Organization feeds people in need while supporting restaurants
Take Out Hunger pays restaurants to create meals for people who are food-insecure
Housing program offers aid to homeowners and renters
Even during the last recession, when the number of foreclosures rivaled the Great Depression, there was no government program that actually paid a homeowner’s mortgage in New Hampshire. But the state is getting at least $50 million to do just that as part of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan
NH hires director for new outdoor recreation office
Scott Crowder, founder of the North American Pond Hockey Classic, has been hired as the state’s first director of outdoor recreation and industry development
Fidelity Investments to add 475 jobs at Merrimack campus
Expansion part of plan to add 3,500 more to national workforce
