Author: Jeff Feingold

Canada’s take on Northern Pass

Consul general calls it an ‘opportunity’

NH Board of Education adopts new science standards

They ‘will help our students develop fundamental academic knowledge and 21st century skills’

Seacoast single-family home sales fall

Condo sales up from a year ago, but home sales down 18.8 percent

Owner of Loon, Mt. Sunapee sells its holdings

CNL Lifestyle Properties announces completion of $830 million exit strategy

Brady Sullivan proposes housing units at Keene retail-office complex

Variance sought to build 90 apartments at Colony Mill Marketplace

Dyn issues analysis of ‘complex and sophisticated’ cyberattacks

Company identifies Mirai botnet as primary weapon in attack

Q&A with social entrepreneur Gretchen Ki Steidle

‘If we’re going to help advance social change, then we have to work with the people who are going to advance that social change,’ says Gretchen Ki Steidle, founder of Portsmouth-based Global Grassroots.

Surveys conflict over Millennials’ role in the housing market

Zillow says they’re driving the market; NeighborWorks says they still face hurdles

Q&A with attorney Jack Middleton

Jack Middleton, shown here after receiving the Nixon-Zachos Award from the NH Bar Foundation in June, recently celebrated his 60th year as an attorney with the Manchester-based firm of McLane Middleton.

Littleton Food Co-Op expansion moves forward

Project awarded $6.8 million in New Markets Tax Credits

NIH awards DoseOptics another $2 million to improve radiotherapy safety

SBIR grant brings NH startup’s total to $3.4 million

New Hampshire opts to explore its own public safety telecom network

Executive Council vote paves way for potentially opting out of federal effort

Lonza leases more space at Pease

Growing company also acquires California firm

Home prices continue to rise in New Hampshire

4.2 percent annual hike in July

Q&A with former Nashville Mayor Karl Dean

‘Diverse cities work best,’ he says

Retail report: Southern New Hampshire vacancy rate up

Sports Authority closings lead to jump from a year ago

Londonderry laser firm purchased by Florida company

Faro Technologies sees ‘tremendous potential’ in acquisition

Deal with state clears way for fifth Glen House Hotel

Executive Council OKs long-term lease of Auto Road property

Construction’s contribution to economy increases in NH

ABC report says industry accounted for 3.4% of state’s GDP

23 New Hampshire companies on 2016 Inc. 5000

Londonderry logistics firm named to top 25 on magazine’s list

NH residential sales, inventory fall in July

Realtors report first decrease in sales since February 2015

Consolidation continues among region’s broadband providers

Oak Hill Capital Partners acquires Vermont-based Sovernet

DSCI readies Manchester office expansion

20% increase in space, added employees in the works

Survey: Rents continue to climb in New Hampshire

15 percent increase over five years seen across state

UNH’s IOL launches SDN Consortium to foster industry collaboration

Effort makes available lab’s multimillion-dollar collection of switches for testing

New rule requires smoke-free policy for future low-income units

NHHFA decision makes NH the fifth state with housing tax credit requirement

Seacoast single-family sales set June record

But condo sales fall after high-volume May

Birch Hill Terrace-RiverWoods affiliation OKd

Agreement aims to bring ‘fresh ideas and resources to the table’

Brian Toohey leaves DEKA for PhRMA post

Takes senior veep job at pharmaceutical advocacy organization

Consolidation continues in region’s fiber-optic industry

Oak Hill Capital Partners to acquire Oxford Networks

New Hampshire home prices rise 3.4% in May

Year-over-year increase in Manchester-Nashua region was 3.1%

NH’s construction unemployment rates drops in May

3.6 percent figure is 13th-lowest in nation

Mixed-use project at former Macy’s site gets a new name

Dallas-based developer renames development Market and Main

Is a storm brewing in commercial real estate?

Fed, Pimco issue warnings on U.S. market

SMP Architecture settles suit over Vt. library

Town sued firm over failure of former Baybutt Construction

Q&A with mental health advocate Barbara Van Dahlen

Barbara Van Dahlen, center, founder of the Campaign to Change Direction, with Peter Evers, left, of Concord-based Riverbend Community Health, and former NH Supreme Court Chief Justice John Broderick, co-chair of the statewide effort to teach people to be aware of the five signs of emotional suffering.