Author: NH Business Review Staff

Reporter Bob Sanders talks about his investigation into OSHA's track record during the pandemic, during which complaints rose by 15 percent while inspections declined by 50 percent

Alex Horton, owner of Café la Reine, and Ashley Oberg, owner of Barre Life, talk about how their downtown Manchester businesses are weathering the pandemic, the importance of supporting local, and about their podcast, Coffee at the Barre.

Plymouth State University professors Dr. Chen Wu and Dr. Roxana Wright about their recent study which shows 7.7 percent of the state’s total private sector employment comes from foreign-owned firms

Jeff talks with Jim Glassman and Tom Cunningham from J.P. Morgan about the company's 2021 Business Leaders Outlook survey. Based on the survey, and on what Tom is seeing first hand with clients in New Hampshire, the pair is optimistic about the economy, and opportunity for a return to modest growth, in 2021.

This week, we're joined by the team of Dartmouth-Hitchcock's new COVID-19 podcast, The Cure. The team discusses how the podcast aims to combat misinformation about COVID-19 and the vaccine, they break down the logistics of vaccine distribution in New Hampshire, and talk about the long term.

Liz Gray of the NH Small Business Development Center provides a look into what kinds of challenges the SBDC was able to help small businesses meet during the past year, and her outlook for the business now and as the year unfolds.

Members of the Greater Manchester Chamber join the team for a discussion about virtual event strategies

NH Business Review editor Jeff Feingold and reporter Bob Sanders dive into what the Biden stimulus plan will mean for New Hampshire business.

Jeff and Bob dig into the 2021 business issues that New Hampshire legislators are debating

In this episode, Jeff and Bob discuss the implications of new legislation that will roll back business taxes with a $138 million impact over four years.

Bob and Ernesto talk about the relief bill and what it means for New Hampshire, including some key differences between this round of PPP and the last one.