Presstek Inc. is being acquired by an affiliate of private equity firm American Industrial Partners for 50 cents a share, the two companies announced Thursday. What AIP will do with the struggling Connecticut-based printing equipment manufacturer -- whose major production…
Of the 31 New Hampshire companies listed on Inc. magazine's 2012 list of the 5,000 fastest-growing private companies in the United States, only one cracked the top 500 -- and it has been slowly relocating from Hudson to Kentucky since the spring.
The budding movement by shareholders to question the pay of executives at publicly held companies has reached New Hampshire
At issue is the scope of wind power development off the coast of Maine over the next 40 years
Two New Hampshire nonprofits that serve low-income communities have each snagged nearly $1.5 million from the U.S. Treasury through its Community Development Financial Institutions Fund. The New Hampshire Community Loan Fund and ROC USA Capital, both based in Concord, will…
In the wake of a disappointing earnings release, iCAD issued a one-to-five reverse split Wednesday after trading hours to avoid being delisted from the NASDAQ exchange. The Nashua-based medical imaging company made the expected announcement 10 days before NASDAQ would…
The slowdown in the solar industry -- particularly in China -- has finally caught up to GT Advanced Technologies, according to the company's last quarterly filing, which explained in detail why sales plummeted and profit margins shrank. The company --…
Five New Hampshire nonprofits are getting a technology boost over the next couple of months thanks to a new initiative that connects local charities with volunteer technologists.The initiative, dubbed Cause We Can, was born out of a simple premise: provide…
Sturm Ruger & Co. was getting so many gun orders that it couldn't build them fast enough last quarter, and its quarterly numbers reflect that. Even after suspending orders for the first two-thirds of the quarter the gun manufacturer sold nearly $120 million of firearms, up by half compared to the second quarter of 2011.
Bottomline Technologies posted a net of loss of $1.2 million in its last quarter of the fiscal year. The company would have had the potential for a higher "core net income" if they ignored GAAP factors.
