N.H. already has slot machines –- and lots of them
As the Legislature debates whether to allow a “high-end” casino, New Hampshire residents have been playing slot machines all along
Government
Ex-N.H. AG Delaney joins McLane law firm
He’s taking a job at the firm his successor, Joe Foster, just left
BET tips amendment gets a Senate hearing
The draft amendment to House Bill 520 did not receive a completely warm welcome
NHLRA turns to Senate to block BET tips policy
But the DRA says it’s only enforcing a law that’s already in place
Nominees sought for Employment Leadership Awards
The awards honor employers whose inclusive policies and hiring practices allow people with disabilities to fairly compete for employment
Granite State Future faces outspoken opposition
To supporters, statewide planning effort presents a unique opportunity; to opponents, it’s Agenda 21
Q&A with DRED Commissioner Jeff Rose
A Q&A with the new head of DRED
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…
Did DRA tip the balance on BET calculation?
Are restaurants and other businesses with tipped employees going to have to start factoring their employees’ tips in determining how large their business enterprise tax bill is -- a move that could double that bill for some, particularly those that…
Division of Economic Development: The little agency that could
With scant resources, the Division of Economic Development’s recruitment team makes an impact in N.H., and beyond
