New Hampshire unemployment numbers continue to show slow improvement
100 fewer jobless claims were filed in last reporting period
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Sig Sauer gets state funds to expand in Rochester
$21 million BFA financing package approved by Executive Council
PUC weighs raising rates to boost ‘ambitious’ energy efficiency plan
A proposal by utilities and clean energy advocates to increase electric and gas rates over the next three years in order to fund an ambitious plan to reduce energy use has run into objections from the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission staff and now the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire.
Who’s first in line for a Covid vaccine in New Hampshire?
Doling out hundreds of thousands of vaccines, many of which require multiple doses and some level of refrigeration, begs the question: How, exactly, can this be pulled off?
Ask the Experts: Changes to tax preparation
Tax season is normally a busy time. Add a global pandemic into the mix and things could get even more complicated.
Gorham Paper mill files for bankruptcy
Toilet paper and paper towelmaker Gorham Paper & Tissue has filed for bankruptcy and announced plans to sell itself as its owner seeks to unload assets, so it can repay creditors.
Playing games with difficult subjects
How Requity Labs works to address equity, workforce needs
CDFA’s FY 2020 investment topped $17.8 million
More than 109 investments totaling $17.8 million were in community-based initiatives and organizations by the Community Development Finance Authority in its last fiscal year.
National index reveals record-breaking homebuilder confidence
Hot housing market, low mortgage rates fuel optimism
Survey finds widespread housing discrimination continues
15% of respondents, across all income levels, said they have experienced bias
