Author: NH Business Review Staff
BioTech/MedTech Cluster to host Millyard Mingle
August networking event will highlight the technological transformation of Manchester’s historic area
TechWomen breakfast to highlight Granite State entrepreneurial spirit
Amanda Grappone Osmer will discuss new business approaches at July 11 event
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Next Step Bionics founder honored by High Tech Council, Portsmouth software firm rebrands ... and more
NeighborWorks cuts ribbon on Londonderry affordable housing project
33-unit Whittemore Place Phase II completes development
CDFA awards $4 million in tax credits to fund initiatives across state
Economic development, affordable housing among projects receiving boost
People and Property: NH Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
Construction Financial Management Association NH chapter formed … and more
Google drives $627 million to NH economy
Last year, the search engine helped 5,900 Granite State businesses grow
BAE Systems to develop conflict modeling software
Increasingly complicated environments, diverse adversaries drive demand from DARPA
Tech Tidbits From Around New Hampshire
Manchester Police Department purchases public safety software, DLL Solutions merges with Massachusetts electronics development firm ... and more
St. Anselm forum to look at NH’s housing ‘crisis’
Deputy HUD secretary to be among those discussing potential solutions
People and Property: NH Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
Vermont architect picked for Opera North’s Cornish project … and more
Elias takes over as chief of NH Insurance Department
Succeeds longtime commissioner Roger Sevigny
Reviewing the court’s ruling on worker class actions
5-4 majority says employers can enforce arbitration agreements with employees
NHBR business roundtable: a look at the White Mountains
Area businesspeople assess state of the region’s economy
UNH researchers land roles in NASA 2024 mission
Researchers will study particles from edges of interstellar space
NH promotes promising biotech/medtech industry at BIO International
Academic partners, industry leaders attend global trade show
Scribe Software acquired by California company
TIBCO Software says Manchester company’s services complement its own
Granite State tech product exports increased significantly in 2017
NH exported $1.6 billion in 2017, up 27.4 percent
Draft Laconia State School property redevelopment plan to be unveiled
Consultant’s proposals include residential, mixed-use ideas
NHDES begins work on second draft of wetland rules
New series of sessions to review stakeholder comments
New round of Transportation Alternatives Program funding begins
$3.2 million available for non-motorized infrastructure projects
People and Property: NH Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
Jewett Construction to open Maine office … and more
24-hour NH Gives fundraising initiative set for June 6-7
Hundreds of Granite State nonprofits to band together for day of donations
Tech Tidbits From Around New Hampshire
Kuster talks workforce at Hypertherm … and more
UNH adds online cybersecurity master’s degree
New program focuses on cybersecurity policy and risk management
Crisis Center gets newly renovated facility in Concord
Building on Hope Completes $500,000 transformation of Crisis Center for Domestic and Sexual Assault Survivors
What about the self-employed?
To the editor: I was disappointed in the article you published on the Senate Bill 313 Medicaid expansion (“Medicaid expansion is critical for NH,” April 13-26 NH Business Review). Health insurance for a self-employed person is higher than the average…
The fallacy of non-renewable energy
To the editor: Poor Tom Sullivan (“Environmental activists ignore energy realities,” April 27-May 10 NH Business Review). He must not have been in New Hampshire in the 1970s … or maybe he forgot … when Public Service Company was promising…
Renowned business coach to headline June TechWomen Power Breakfast
Star Dargin of Star Leadership will discuss how gratitude has been scientifically proven to impact businesses
BAE Systems receives contract to sustain F-35 electronic warfare systems
Manufacturer strengthens supply chain in preparation for increased demand
Angel investments rise in valuation in 2017
But high yield rate suggests growth is unsustainable
Tech Tidbits From Across New Hampshire
NASA to visit Titeflex next week, Bensonwood launches building component technology platform ... and more
TD Bank in $61.1 million bond deal with Saint Anselm
Portion of money will be used to build new welcome center
Realtors: Lower inventory continues to hamper home sales
NAR economist says shortage ‘hindering affordability conditions’
People and Property: NH Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
Jewett Construction, Raymond, has completed the 24,000-square-foot historic restoration and three-story addition to the property at 90 Washington St. in Salem, Mass. The renovated facility is a new annex for city of Salem offices. The building was designed by Mark…
Tech Tidbits From Around New Hampshire
FCC to host Concord meeting on mobile broadband, NHHTC to honor Ralph Baer ... and more
International manufacturer expands to Portsmouth
Revision Military will locate its U.S. headquarters at Pease International Tradeport
U.S. Navy awards BAE Systems $175 million contract for laser-guided rockets
NH, Texas facilities aim for annual production goal of 20,000 units
Illinois firm acquires Concord-based BittWare
Acquisition expands board-level computing technologies, integrated systems and software expertise
Two foundations team up for job-training initiative
NH Charitable Foundation, Eastern Bank foundation seek to boost scholarships in high-demand industries
Event to explore ‘comeback communities’
Claremont, Franklin among cities to be sharing ideas
Berlin celebrates completion of capital improvement project
$7 million in infrastructure upgrades hailed as step in revitalization
Bertram wins Construction Industry Ethics Award
Former longtime Hutter Construction exec to be honored June 21
People and Property: NH Real Estate and Construction News Roundup
Mascoma Savings buys CRDC tax credits … and more
A narrow vision of the generations
To the editor: This is a response to Jordan Bean’s series of columns on the millennial workforce. What more would you expect from a consultant (whatever that means) with two-plus years’ work experience? Mr. Bean’s article is full of…
The consequences of media illiteracy
To the editor: Have you ever posted an article to Facebook – just the headline and the link? And then up pops a comment asking a question that is clearly answered in the article? It happens all the time.…
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