CDFA seeks increase in tax credit program
The tax credit offered through the Community Development Finance Authority has a problem. It's too popular.
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Unitil reports record income for 2012
Unitil Corp. ended up 2012 with its highest net income to date, despite it being the warmest year on record, thanks to higher distribution rates and the switch to natural gas by more people and businesses. The Hampton-based utility reported…
Forced bankruptcy sought for Waterville Valley property management firm
Three Waterville Valley condo associations are trying to force Stone Property Management -- under criminal investigation for the disappearance of millions of dollars from the reserve accounts of dozens of condo associations -- into bankruptcy.
Five N.H. businesses file for bankruptcy
When it comes to bankruptcy filings, 2013 opened as 2012 closed - they continued to fall, at least when compared to a year ago. January bankruptcy filings (according to preliminary numbers derived from the court's electronic filing system) fell to…
USA Springs founder files for personal bankruptcy
Francesco Rotondo, the president of USA Springs, the water bottling company now offered for sale through the bankruptcy court, filed last month for Chapter 7 bankruptcy himself.
Hassan picks BAE Systems exec for top DRED job
Jeffrey Rose, director of public affairs for BAE Systems' Nashua-based Electronic Systems unit, has been tapped by Gov. Maggie Hassan to be the next commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development. Rose, a Goffstown resident, has…
Shaheen backs bill to boost H-1B visa cap
U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen is co-sponsoring new legislation that would nearly double the number of visas and green cards that are set aside annually for highly skilled immigrants who work in science and technology.
House panel weighs giving a boost to charitable gaming
While some lawmakers grapple over whether to let a full-fledged casino operate in the state, about a dozen "casinos without slot machines" -- as House Ways and Means Committee Chair Rep. Susan Almy, D-Lebanon, describes much of charitable gaming --…
House bill would require state, municipal contractors to use E-Verify for employees
Should businesses that are contracted by the state of New Hampshire or a municipality be required to use the federal E-Verify system to see if their employees are eligible to work in the United States?
Dyn seeks two New England startups to send to Launch Fest
Startups in New Hampshire and the rest of New England are encouraged to enter a contest for a chance to win a paid trip in March to the Launch Festival, a three-day conference in San Francisco on the ins and outs of starting a company.
