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Bankrate.com survey pegs Granite State average at $2,059
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Bankrate.com survey pegs Granite State average at $2,059
Ultimate goal is ‘functional zero’
Jewett chosen by Conn. dealership, Dover project named Plan of the Year … and more
A look at today's top business headlines, including: Big drop reported in NH workers’ comp costs; Pros, cons of commuter rail extension to NH; States, including: New Hampshire, vie to shield the wealth of the 1 percent ; Good News Garage shut down due to lack of license; New Hampshire fashion designers make 'Olympic sprint' to Rio
A look at today's top business headlines, including: Saying good-bye to The Rock, Jaffrey real estate company pleads guilty to illegal dumping, Delta flights disrupted around the world, For some rowdy concertgoers in Gilford, show’s over before it even begins, NHBR Q&A: Poison Ivy remover Helaine Hughes
A look at today's top business headlines, including: EPA says Brady Sullican broke lead paint laws, R&D tax credit filings surpass 2017, Trump in NH on Saturday, former senator calls Trump a sociopath, Chris Sununu supports Northern Pass, possible new restrictions for local lobster fishermen, Chunky's Cinema Pub coming to former Lowe's site in Manchester
To the editor: Your analysis of the settlement deal (“Behind the big deal,” July 23-Aug. 4 NH Business Review) was short on analysis of the impacts on Eversource ratepayers. The deal puts the cost of the scrubber at $415 million…
According to the NH Housing Finance Authority’s annual residential rental cost survey, half the counties in the state show vacancy rates at well below 2 percent, while the median rent for a two-bedroom apartment, including utilities, stands at $1,206. Most…
J-Pac Medical offers high-volume automation for on-chip reagent blister technology, Systems Engineering joins Apple Consultants Network ... and more
A look at today's top business headlines, including: Sturm Ruger CEO to step down, Dover man pleads guilty for gun smuggling, candidates divided over Americans for Prosperity pledge, Taj Mahal casino closing, new Mass. law calls for equal pay, senior housing coming to Plaistow
Nashua City Planning Board reviews proposal for Tavern restaurant, The Gas Light Co. reopens ... and more
Twelve New Hampshire projects will receive $1.55 million in funding
New Hampshire’s places 13th in nation with 3.4 percent rate
Low-rise building will feature 25 housing units
Nationwide home prices are expected to continue gradual climb
Retail space expands to northern submarkets
A look at today's top business headlines, including: NH still waiting for Powerball winner to claim prize, NH hospitals sue Martin's Point Healthcare, Trump rips on Kelly Ayotte, union backs Van Ostern for governor, Sap House Meadery expands in Center Ossipee and Hindsale Post Offices turns 200
Matching grants will help 129 workers learn new skills
A look at today's top business headlines, including: Performance Sports Group to close two facilities and lay off 85, Corriveau-Routhier out of business, gas prices continue to drop in NH, Sal's pizza expands in Salem, Portsmouth Gas Light Co. ready to reopen after fire, CarMax Auto buys former Walmart store location in Manchester
A look at today's top business headlines, including: NH's transparent health care cost, Minuteman Health sues the federal government, new GMO labeling law, NH's aging workforce, Ruger cartridge outlawed in Canada, the latest Powerball winner is from NH, Riverwide Barbeque to expand in Nashua and why your electric bill will be increasing over the next few years
A look at today's top business headlines, including: Atrium Medical Corp. settlement, NH Liquor Commission lawsuits, is natural gas worse than coal for climate, Northeast Credit Union and Ocean Communities Federal Credit Union announce merger, Beara Irish Brewing launches Unity beer to raise money for Orlando and Dallas shootings victims
Avitide secures long-term lease at Dartmouth Regional Technology Center, FlexEnergy announces new heat recovery module ... and more
A look at today's top business headlines, including: Clinton's campaign manager Robby Mook has roots in NH, NH mom talks about gun control, could the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard flood, Portsmouth Regional Hospital to open an ER in Seabrook and will Stop & Shop merge with Hannaford
Figure could soon hit pre-housing crisis average says CoreLogic report
Realtors, homebuilders urge Congress to find solution to rising rates
Bill Dube Ford Toyota breaks ground on new dealership, DSCI plans Manchester office expansion ... and more
Investors reap housing recovery’s rewards according to Zillow analysis
Project anticipates high demand for affordable apartments
A look at today's top business headlines, including: NH governor's race heats up with business ads, new overtime rule goes into effect soon, Franklin rehab center expands, Arlington Hotel to open in Bethlehem next month and NH man settles lawsuit with actor Charlie Sheen
A look at today's top business headlines, including: Jack Donovan of the Business Finance Authority to retire, Currier Museum names new CEO and director Alan Chong, Keene woman speaks at DNC about heroin and opioid crisis in NH and gas prices continue to drop and stay low
A look at today's top business headlines, including: details of the Eversource power plant agreement, Northern Pass clears another hurdle, NH's incentives for pellet stoves and other sustainable energy, Cannon Mountain gets okay for more snowmaking and developers want to expand The Balsams Resort
Dave and Jen Coffin meet with governor, business leaders in Live Free and Start competition
New program aims to give NH students inspiration, hands-on learning
Safran wins $304m Army contract, Colby-Sawyer chooses FirstLight … and more
Editor’s Note: “Starting Points,” a series of interviews with New Hampshire entrepreneurs, is a joint effort of NH Business Review, Live Free and Start and the NH High Tech Council. In 1996, Peter Chase founded data integration company Scribe Software…
A look at today's top business headlines, including: DES says it did not approve Brady Sullivan's dumping; Monadnock Region to test new crowdfunding program; Navigating New Hampshire’s new accessory unit law; Union effort at UNH raising questions; Secret Service investigating NH state rep who said Clinton should be executed
The move toward an affiliation of Catholic Medical Center in Manchester, Huggins Hospital in Wolfeboro and Monadnock Community Hospital in Peterborough is taking a big step forward with submission of a filing with the Charitable Trusts Unit of the NH…
To the editor: I’m honored to have been the subject of your June 24 Q&A feature in my capacity as the state’s new Consumer Advocate (“Q&A: PUC Consumer Advocate Donald Kreis,” June 24-July 7 NH Business Review). The dialogue does…
A look at today's top business headlines, including: Provident Bank celebrates a year on the Nasdaq; What Gretchen Carlson’s lawsuit tells us about the state of sexual harassment in the workplace; Justice Dept. will seek to block 2 health insurance mergers; No Mass. tax holiday this year
Paul Sullivan named organization’s new president
Rate of 53.3 per 100,000 is second-highest in study
Norton, Harrington & Reeves merge, Great North opens R.I. office … and more
A look at today's top business headlines, including: UNH president’s compensation for 2014-15: $492,800; Alcohol summit brings industry, state and advocates together; Wentworth-Douglass Hospital opening Pease site; Van McLeod, ‘a pillar of our cultural and historic institutions,’ dies at 70; Anti-Trump NH delegate: Republican National Convention being run by 'brownshirts'
A look at today's top business headlines, including: Litchfield demands role in Saint-Gobain PFOA plan , Lucky 7 gives lift to Bingo cash , Labor pains drag on for nominee Craig, You won't see NH's highest-ranking Republicans in Cleveland
FDA approval clears way for production later this year
Rafieymehr leaves Dyn for River Valley Community College, Novocure receives FDA OK for tumor-treating system … and more
A look at today's top business headlines, including: New rule requires smoke-free policy for future low-income units, After seven decades, Corriveau-Routhier closes in Concord, Residents can get blood testing for PFCs in drinking water, RNC rules would preserve NH's primary status, NH won't be part of restroom lawsuit
A look at today's top business headlines, including: Birch Hill Terrace-RiverWoods affiliation OKd, Slipping enrollment spells steep challenges for small colleges, Sanders endorses Clinton, but not all of his NH supporters are swayed, Damaged equipment delays legal Peterborough pot farm
Awards include properties that remain in active use after restoration
These newer homes aren’t ‘mobile,’ nor are their communities ‘parks,’ NH advocates say
The initial redevelopment phase of the former Liberty Mutual campus is under way, which is expected to bring hundreds of residential units and expansive commercial space.
Public advocates in several New England states have sued to block a $360 million transmission project through New Hampshire’s White Mountains.
The Central and Northern New Hampshire nonprofit soon will be expanding to 11 centers statewide
Luxury apartments connected to the eight-story Grand Central Suites apartment building in downtown Manchester should be available for July move-ins, with a top unit fetching $2,800 a month. Owners of the building, located across Central Street from Veterans Memorial Park and just a few feet from Elm Street, held a ceremonial ribbon cutting Tuesday with Mayor Jay Ruais and other city officials.
The Rindge Zoning Board approved two special exceptions for connected development projects, which plan for a total of 52 new housing units off of Route 119.
Costco officials revealed plans to open an 820-parking space membership warehouse club, 16-pump fuel station and tire center at the future Seacoast Landing, the first known tenant of Torrington Properties’ plan for the former Mall at Fox Run and Newington Park Shopping Center.
Concord has a restriction when it comes to new dead-end streets: no more than 1,000 feet.