Hooksett firm calls in the cops, then files for bankruptcy, to prevent foreclosure auction
Police blocked bidders from coming onto the property, forcing the auction to take place in the driveway in front of a police cruiser
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N.H. homebuilders search for reasons to be hopeful
‘It has been so bad for so many years. It doesn’t take much to make people feel better,’ says Kendall Buck, executive president of the Home Builders & Remodelers Association of N.H.
N.H. home sales, prices continue their slow increase
Home sales rose in March for the 16th consecutive month, to 937
N.H. foreclosures remain on a downward slide
But 274 foreclosures still took place in March
Ruger looks to open a third gun plant, but not in N.H.
CEO Michael Fifer says the company has no plans to move any existing N.H. jobs to the new facility
Centrix Bank’s first-quarter income rises 9 percent
Loan growth rose 16 percent and profits were up 9 percent in the quarter
Unitil earnings jump 20 percent on cold weather, increased sales
The utility reported $10.8 million in net earnings in the first quarter -- a 20% increase over 2012, which was one of the mildest winters on record
UNH study: Angel investments up in 2012, but not by much
In 2012, total angel investments in the U.S. totaled $22.9 billion, up 1.8 percent from 2011
Manchester 7-Eleven franchisee takes on company in payment dispute
So far, the franchise owner has held off an eviction by 7-Eleven Corp. over a disputed $10,000, until he has his date in court
BAE, state liquor store lauded for energy savings
The BAE Systems plant reduced its energy use by 6.5 percent, and the Hooksett liquor store reported a 10.8 percent reduction in energy use
