Small business and big institutions: oil and water?
It’s easier for politicians who are more concerned with being re-elected, and who possess insufficient knowledge of how business and economies work, to give tax breaks to the Fortune 500
Business Advice
There’s nothing so powerful as truth
Why it’s even more important to be honest in the cyber world
What trajectory are we on, anyway?
It’s not clear whether the spring uptick in inquiries is a sign of increased activity or simply seasonal
Sexual stereotyping is prohibited in the workplace
Gender stereotyping is a form of sex discrimination, and it applies equally to men and women
How the new law applies to two-member LLCs
Two-member LLCs are like marriages – their biggest problems involve incompatibility
SBA programs help N.H. firms enter export market
In today's global economy, selling goods around the world can bring large rewards. It just makes good business sense to expand your prospective customer base to the more than 95 percent of the world’s population outside our country whose demand…
'Take the Stairs' to promote a healthier workforce
Implementing a stairway campaign can be a relatively low cost way to encourage more physical activity for employees
The nonprofit sector’s role in N.H.’s economy
Nonprofits employ one out of seven workers in New Hampshire and generate over $9 billion toward the state’s GDP
Making music while tooting your own horn
Your professional introduction summarizes your expertise and value to the workplace
Do you have what it takes to be a good leader?
This checklist highlights the characteristics of effective and sustainable leadership
