Author: Liisa Rajala

‘Financial Times’ names NH’s Keefe one of world’s ‘top feminist men’

Pax World CEO cited for helping women ‘succeed in business and beyond’

Manchester law firm’s new moniker: McLane Middleton

96-year-old firm adopts name for ‘modern era’

TechToberFest will explore all things Internet

Dyn event to focus on ‘driving force behind commerce, communication and content’

Demise of Keene kitchen incubator leads to a successor

Meredith firm seeks to open Genuine Local space by December

Program guides veterans through business startup process

Boots to Business offers guidance and assistance

Federal grant to aid NH small business exporters

A ‘small investment that paid huge dividends,’ says Dover exec

Q&A with NH Charitable Foundation CEO Dick Ober

‘The state faces challenges based on our aging population and the changing nature of our economy in ensuring there is a vibrant workforce,’ says Dick Ober, president and CEO of the NH Charitable Foundation.

GSSI seeks to perfect ground penetrating radar technology at new Nashua facility

If you watch crime dramas like Bones, CSI or Law and Order, you’ve probably seen the equipment Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc., or GSSI, manufactures

AOL cofounder brings startup competition to New Hampshire

Rising startups have chance to win $100,000

Q&A with NH Institute of Art President Kent Devereaux

‘I’ve been very fortunate, to be able to travel quite extensively around the world, truly through the arts … I try to stress that with our students: Don’t close any doors, you never know where things will take you,’ says NHIA President Kent Devereaux.

Getting WorkWISE

For Keene State program, it's safety first

Report: NH among top states for manufacturing health

But when it comes to logistics, the state is lacking

Guitar hero

New Boston firm’s Ridgewing may be the future of electric guitars

Zeroing in on no waste

Hypertherm reaps benefits from recycling

Primary Bank plans July 31 opening

Final regulatory approval for newest NH bank expected to come in mid-July

NH edging out of its pension fund hole

State’s funding ratio increases, but remains sixth worst in U.S.

New venture fund model links alumni investors

Seed stage funding is goal of Launch Angels

NH aerospace firms eye international markets

First statewide conference draws big and interested crowd

Recycling obstacles remain, despite achievements

Participants at NH forum hear of ‘Real Challenges, Real Solutions’

When the chip comes in

New credit card technology on its way to NH

Prosthesis breakthrough

NH firm develops new duplication process

New Job Corps Center reaches out to business

October start seen for first 300 participants

Food industry giant buys Blake’s All Natural Foods

ConAgra acquires family-owned Concord firm

Google measures its economic impact in NH

50-state study features look at Hudson firm’s growth

To succeed on Kickstarter, be very prepared

Setting a realistic goal and having an interesting product help too

Total angel investments shrink in 2014

But number of deals, investors increase over 2013

Angels in the classroom at UNH

New student-managed investment fund formed, ready to start in the fall

Report paints picture of legal marijuana as a growth industry

NH wins some praise for rules governing medical pot facilities

Getting employers, employees on the same path to sustainability

NHBSR keynoter provides roadmap for creating initiatives

Solar installation firm to open second NH office

Maine-based ReVision Energy reveals plans to set up shop in Concord

Will they stay or will they go?

Real effort to keep young people will cost NH

Live Free and Start seeks to boost NH’s ‘entrepreneurial ecosystem’

Website, ‘concierge service,’ competition aim at giving startups a one-stop shop for assistance

In N.H., SBA chief promotes startup assistance

‘We’re just celebrating entrepreneurship,’ says Contreras-Sweet

Hassan among 28 governors urging support for Ex-Im Bank

Joint letter calls for ‘long-term reauthorization’

Are low-wage businesses being subsidized in N.H.?

Study finds that 64% of N.H. assistance goes to working families

Export-linked jobs in N.H. topped 20,000 in 2014

The number is up 8 percent from 2009, according to U.S. figures

Regional report spells out advantages of advanced manufacturing

N.H. has a good start in pushing advanced manufacturing, study finds

Video gamers look to jump-start N.H. industry

Event links high-tech and gaming community

Fed contract matchmaking events planned in N.H.

DRED plans prep seminars in advance of regional gatherings

N.H.’s take from Obama transportation funding plan: $195 million

Grow America Act would inject $756 billion over six years for infrastructure improvements

Study says pay equity for N.H. women won’t come until 2082

Granite State is tied with Arkansas for 12th worst in the nation in terms of the time it will take to achieve equal pay

New Hampshire sets the pace for personal income growth in New England

Granite Staters’ income grew by 4.5 percent in 2014 – 12th best in U.S.

N.H. employers face legal uncertainty over seasonal worker visas

Court order opens a window for H-2B visas, but it expires on April 15

Q&A with Musher Lidia Dale-Mesaros

‘I don't have a team taking care of my dogs. I take care of them 24/7, every day of the year. It is an enormous commitment and a labor of love,’ says Lidia Dale-Mesaros, owner of Valley Snow Dogz in Thornton.