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Arizona tech firm makes its move to New Hampshire

Sununu rolls out red carpet for Digital Skin Imaging

Study puts numbers to NH’s nursing shortage

State ranks 10th on list of most overworked nurses

Four NH businesses recognized for supporting breastfeeding moms

Decrease in infant illnesses helps employers’ bottom line says Dept. of Health

hopTo Inc. moves its headquarters to Concord

Application publishing software provider sees steady growth in second quarter

Dartmouth’s tech experience

At DALI Lab, students solve ‘real world problems’

Rochester-based Everlasting Capital named to Inc. 500

21 other New Hampshire companies listed on Inc. 5000

Outdoor recreation an $8.7 billion industry in New Hampshire

Report says sector employs 79,000 people in state

ARMI’s launch draws leading researchers and politicians

Institute could be transformative for Manchester and the global health care industry

Startups share thoughts on ed-tech industry

Digital transformation presents opportunities and challenges for new companies

Healthcare resource platform uses AI to filter results

GetWellAI informs individuals of alternative treatment options

New Hampshire slips to B- for manufacturing sector

But state shows potential to attract sophisticated manufacturers, says Ball State report

SBDC’s assistance can be invaluable to NH small businesses

Advisors provide advice on financing, introducing new products, business sustainability and more

Sen. Shaheen adds small business amendments to defense bill

Provisions encourage business relations between small firms and the federal government

NIST computer scientist urges documentation of information systems

Records of protocols and user access are essential to obtain DOD contracts

State’s biotech industry poises for further growth

ARMI initiative adds energy to building NH’s brand

NH firms awarded more than $3 million in Dept. of Energy research and innovation grants

Award notifications were delayed due to Sec. Perry requiring project briefings

Summer camps serve as economic engines for NH communities

160 licensed camps generate $113 million in direct economic impact says American Camp Association

Former defense official paints grim picture of budget

Military rebuild is not in the cards says Roger Zakheim at aerospace and defense event

Rapid Machining’s CEO Jay Jacobs named Entrepreneur of the Year

Inventor Dean Kamen discusses potential of ARMI at NH High Tech Council event

Collaboration drives progress in ed-tech space says Boston startup

Unruly Studios founder tells TechWomen to utilize connections, resources to succeed

Hitchiner Manufacturing hires MY TURN graduates

Training program for unemployed and underemployed high school graduates produces results

Angel market shrank in 2016

Total investments fell 13.5 percent from 2015

Former DOD official to speak at NHADEC annual event

Networking event will also include trade representatives from six foreign countries

Kuster introduces Workforce Development Act to promote job training

Bill would award $5,000 employer tax credits per partnership or trained employee

Library services corporations push back on federal budget cuts

80 companies unite to prevent elimination of Institute for Museum and Library Services

New Hampshire remains "strong player" in Clean Tech Index

But state continues to drop in overall ranking

Cloud services bound to boost AI processing power

Greater cognitive intelligence will improve work efficiency says IBM's general manager of cloud services

Nashua-based laser micro manufacturer opens Lightspeed lab in San Diego

Resonetics expands processing capabilities for medical clients

Technological upgrades improve Evesource’s response team

Smart switches indicate outages, limit impact while also complementing real-time system

Sunrise Labs discusses expansion

Product development firm invites clients, partners, dignitaries to tour Bedford office

Branding New Hampshire

State tourism agency’s beefed-up marketing efforts begin to pay off

NH firms have strong presence at BIOMEDevice

Over 20 suppliers, product design firms and contract manufacturers attended the medical device conference

Explaining the science behind regenerative manufacturing

Futuristic biotech engineering developments would drive Kamen’s vision for ARMI

NH tech entrepreneur completes Presidential Innovation Fellowship

Over one year, Robert H'obbes' Zakon assisted with inter-agency cooperation and fostering innovation

Eversource, UConn partner with Plymouth State on predictive weather model

PSU's meterological department will complement existing model with ice and snow analysis

NH businessman joins 20 other entrepreneurs for eBay Advocacy Day

Constituent meetings were held to discuss Internet sales tax and other related measures

Google, Facebook ad markets heat up

eMarketer forecasts substantial gains in social media advertising

$1.8 million public-private partnership to fund NH tech startups

Entrepreneurs, BFA launch Millworks II investment effort

Firms to spend millions on PFOA water buildouts

DES to hold meetings on Saint-Gobain, TCI-funded projects in Amherst, Bedford

Macy Industries launches Pilot Innovations as advanced composites spinoff

LAL-18 retractable ladder first of carbon fiber product line

CD Business Group utilizes gaming technology for business applications

Firm builds 3-D virtual renderings to drive operational efficiency

Primary Bank reaches $100 million in assets

Milestone reached in 20 months – fastest in recent history

New initiative has a goal of increasing the number of women angel investors

Events, education take aim at ‘cultural bias’

ARMI promises biotech bonanza

Regenerative medicine opportunity knocks at the state’s door, but will it answer?

Sandbox Collaborative leads SNHU’s ed-tech innovation

A year in, the analytical arm foresees how engineering programs could be done differently

NH’s annual tech job growth doubles

Industry report reveals promising upswing in year over year comparison

Game Assembly, SNHU bolster gaming talent in Manchester

Video game incubator foresees promising industry growth

Q&A with attorney Ovide Lamontagne

Public service ‘is a natural extension of how we’re trained as individuals who learn about the law — how it’s enacted and also what it means from a public policy point of view,’ says attorney Ovide Lamontagne.

Hidden Collective's online marketplace

New Hampshire-based team highlights 'undiscovered' makers of outdoor goods

NH iPhone Repair opens third location in Portsmouth

Startup expands as customers, companies respond to personalized service

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