New Hampshire construction contract totals dismal again in May
Once again, residential construction is the only bright spot
Author: Jeff Feingold
N.H. seminar: How to work through the SBIR maze
The two-day seminar is designed for early-stage science and technology companies in the health fields
N.H. ski industry reports big gains last winter
More than 2.5 million skier visits were recorded on N.H. slopes in 2012-13
Dismal totals again for future construction contracts in April
But the disappointing numbers were offset somewhat by the continued resurgence of the residential building sector
One-sided N.H. House vote backs Auto Dealer Bill of Rights
The bill would give dealers greater leverage and protections in their dealings with carmakers
Ex-N.H. AG Delaney joins McLane law firm
He’s taking a job at the firm his successor, Joe Foster, just left
Two N.H. firms receive Energy Department technology grants
The winning technologies have a strong potential for commercialization and job creation
Residential contracts up, but total N.H. future construction contracts continue to slide
Contracts for infrastructure projects fell 52 percent from a year ago
N.H. home sales, prices continue their slow increase
Home sales rose in March for the 16th consecutive month, to 937
BAE, state liquor store lauded for energy savings
The BAE Systems plant reduced its energy use by 6.5 percent, and the Hooksett liquor store reported a 10.8 percent reduction in energy use
