Hannah Grimes Center wins SBA's Growth Accelerator Fund competition
Keene incubator receives $50,000
Author: NH Business Review Staff
Manchester-Nashua foreclosure rates decrease again in May
Foreclosure delinquency also continues to drop in 2015
National housing supply down year-over-year for fifth straight month
Inventory of all homes for sale nationwide fell 6.5 percent from 2014
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Roundup
Belknap EDC purchases Colonial Theatre, St. Mary’s adds to its mortgage lending team .... and more
Senior housing to be added to Railroad Street area of Keene
Third part of development to add affordable housing, services for seniors
Titeflex Aerospace breaks ground on facility expansion
New facility will incorporate green initiatives, reduce waste
Five companies receive grants to train employees
Job Training Fund awards over $34,000
Centripetal Networks Inc. and iSIGHT Partners form partnership to combat cyber attacks
Centripetal's network platform will utilize iSIGHT Partners' advanced threat intelligence
Tech Tidbits From Around NH
Eastern Bank launches Apple Pay, Gemr gets new CEO ... and more
Shark Tank contestant to discuss entrepreneurship at Tech Women | Tech Girls breakfast
SURFSET Fitness' Sarah Hartwick will discuss challenges, role technology plays in expanding her company
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Roundup
Nashua Courthouse finds a new owner, academy clock towers receive a fresh face .... and more
Pine State Elevator to update lift in Concord's Kennedy Building
Major contract awarded by Concord Housing + Redevelopment
New Hampshire ranked second most friendly market for first-time homebuyers
State also saw second highest growth in first-time home purchases over 10-year span
September regional planning conference will focus on downtowns
National speakers will talk about creating economically viable center villages
Controlling your own brand through social media
Expert Margaret Donnelly shares insights at TechWomen Power Breakfast
Ayotte seeks to bolster Homeland Security cyber efforts
Bipartisan measure would give DHS power to monitor all federal computer networks
Colliers sells NH’s iconic Citizens Bank building for $8.175m
Binnie’s Carlisle Capital acquires downtown Manchester property
C&W arranges $2m sale of Nim-Cor plant
Assisted-care community to built at Nashua site
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
New principals at JSA, ProCon breaks ground in Mass. … and more
Mass. firm buys Nashua’s VGo
Vecna Technologies moves NH firm’s employees to Cambridge
Controlling your personal brand through social media
Expert Margaret Donnelly shares insights at TechWomen Power
Tech Tidbits From Across NH
STEM task force revived, NH’s ‘Most Wired’ hospitals … and more
Ayotte touts ‘Manufacturing Universities’ legislation
On tour of Nashua firm, senator discusses workforce needs
Seacoast real estate sales remain on a roll
Third straight month of record home transactions
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Roundup
Space leased at former Salem Coke plant … and more
Mass. company to open Hudson manufacturing plant
Maker of high-voltage transformers plans to hire 40 workers
Rowe to leave NH Endowment for Health to take Maine post
He’ll head state’s Community Foundation
Eastern Bank listens to customers
Launches voice biometrics system to ease service
Devine Millimet, Nelson Kinder merge
Move expands litigation department, provides Boston presence
Businesses partner with Keene State
Students receive internships, mentoring
NH dual admission program launched
Students earn an associate and bachelor’s degree
Funding community college innovation
Eight projects financed with the Community College Innovation Fund of NH
Does racism remain in the hiring process?
To the editor: One of the most powerful lines in President Obama’s eulogy in Charleston was this: “Maybe we now realize the way a racial bias can infect us even when we don’t realize it so that we’re guarding against…
Ignorance, prejudice and addiction treatment
To the editor: When I was a Marine MP walking a post in the ‘90’s, I saw firsthand the impact of substance abuse. Every police officer does – one grim spectacle after another fueled by drugs and alcohol. In my…
The high court and history
Lessons from the Obamacare, marriage rulings
Monzite, eComp team on legacy system components
Companies will collaborate on sourcing, testing for medical, aerospace and defense components
Shaheen hosts D.C. screening on tech gender gap
More women in the industry will ‘make sure that our nation’s technology economy lives up to its full potential’
Millyard Technology Park: where technology is tradition
The Millyard Technology Park is a business community under one roof.
Tech Tidbits From Around NH
TechWomen breakfast registration reopened, UNH entrepreneur grants awarded … and more
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
Heavy Equipment Show set, Service Capital backs Chinburg project … and more
UNHInnovation beefs up strategic partnership efforts
In new post, Christo to seek more ties with businesses
Tech Tidbits From Around NH
Wanted: Product of Year and TechOut applications, Soederberg named Sunrise president … and more
Jackman named NH Commercial Realtor of Year
Manchester broker win NHCIBOR honor
Liquor Commission to sell former Salem site
Nautilus Group to handle sealed bid sale
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Roundup
27 new Realtors inducted, Ashworth renovations completed … and more
NH rents continue to climb
2015 rental cost survey shows another year of low vacancy rates
First Deal of the Year Award goes to CBRE/New England
Brokers Dieker, Tamposi and Clancy honored for Pettengill Road lease and sale
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NH Fidelity employees returning to Merrimack campus full time
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2026 M&A market expectations
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