Author: Edith Allard

Badger’s answer to the childcare dilemma

A new childcare center down the street offers affordable options for workers

Hirshberg makes the case for social innovation

Stonyfield chairman to keynote UNH challenge

Growing an environmental commitment

A 200-square-foot garden not only upholds Wire Belt Company of America's values but also keeps its employees well-fed

Sale means the end for Bedford Macy’s

Texas firm buys property for new commercial development

Resourcefulness reveals multiple benefits

As part of the Environmental Protection Agency’s Food Recovery Challenge, businesses, schools and other food distributers are asked to take steps to drastically cut back the amount of food waste they send to the landfill. A variety of participants have…

New NH SBDC manager named in Keene

DuBosque’s goal: ‘support a sustainable economy in the region’

NH’s energy costs are bad, but could be worse

Website reports state has 40th worst in nation, but lowest in New England

Center for Women and Enterprise opens Nashua branch

Training, assistance offered to female and male entrepreneurs

Personal branding focus of upcoming TechWomen|TechGirls breakfast

AlignRevenue co-founder to speak at July 14 event

Report details steps to tackle NH gender pay gap

Work remains to be done, according to Dartmouth study

NH video game incubator gets a bricks-and-mortar location

Downtown Manchester site will house Game Assembly facility

Stanford study sees a renewable future for NH

Researchers predict state could have 100% of its energy supplied by wind, solar and hydro by 2050

League of NH Craftsmen names new exec director

Oneail succeeds Lowe-Stockwell in top post

NH pilot to fund large-scale wood heat systems

T-RECs Enterprise Fund initiated with $750k investment

NH gets $1.2m in EPA brownfield grants

Money will be used for phase one assessments of sites

Inaugural TechWomen/TechGirls breakfast set

Edge Velocity co-founder to speak at June 9 event

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Private equity firm agrees to acquire a majority stake in Velcro Companies

Arsenal Capital Partners has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Velcro Companies from the Cripps Foundation, which owns the privately held British company, a longtime New Hampshire employer. Under the deal announced May 26, the Cripps Foundation will continue as a minority shareholder of the company, which opened its manufacturing center in Manchester nearly 70 years ago.