Judge backs ex-Insurance Department employee in unfair termination suit
Ruling rejects state’s bid to dismiss a suit filed by the state’s former top health policy analyst
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Amid losses, longtime ProPhotonix CEO Mark Blodgett steps down from post
Blodgett led the company for nearly 25 years, though its heyday as StockerYale Inc. in the 1990s
Women and leadership: more work needs to be done, especially in N.H.
New Hampshire lags behind other states in the number of female executives and board members, as well as in the number of women-owned businesses
N.H. trails nation in nonemployer business creation
The only other state that didn’t see gains was Louisiana
Dismal totals again for future construction contracts in April
But the disappointing numbers were offset somewhat by the continued resurgence of the residential building sector
N.H. House to vote on jobless benefits for startups
Under the bill, would-be entrepreneurs wouldn’t have to show that they are looking for work, but show that they are available for and participating in 'self-employment assistance activities'
Is it a recovery? N.H. home sales, prices continue to rise in April
Sales increased 9.2%, median price was up 8.4% for the month
One-sided N.H. House vote backs Auto Dealer Bill of Rights
The bill would give dealers greater leverage and protections in their dealings with carmakers
State agency offers grants to food, agricultural product exporters
The federal grant products like cosmetics or similar merchandise that are agriculturally based
N.H. manufacturers learn to live with, and reap benefits from, deregulated electricity market
It's only been since about 2006 when companies large and small got out of their comfort zones and began to take the plunge into the competitive energy market
