Attorneys for Eric Jaeger, a former vice president and top attorney of Cabletron Systems, argued Monday that a U.S. District Court judge should dismiss securities fraud charges against him because of a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision.Jaeger was charged with…
Opponents of USA Springs should come together, buy the company at bankruptcy auction next month, and retire its permit to pump 300,000 gallons of groundwater out of the ground, said Romeo Danais, a Nottingham investor, organic farmer and candidate for…
Home sales continued to post strong year-over-year gains in May, though median price continues to lag behind last year's figures, according to two new reports. Two May housing reports -- one by RE/MAX of New England, the other by the…
The fate of the two other proposals -- one to upgrade a freight line in the North Country, another to improve the Main Wharf in Portsmouth -- is still unknown
Shareholders at Presstek Inc. overwhelmingly gave the company's board of directors the right to issue up to a 1-to-15 reverse stock split, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.In a vote taken on June 12, holders…
Even if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns the federal health law, at least two of New Hampshire's large insurers will retain some of the more popular provisions that were part of the sweeping reform bill, although a few of them…
As film distribution moves to digital formats, small New Hampshire movie theaters and drive-ins are faced with the expensive decision of whether to upgrade their projection systems
Jim Furtado, a Derry engineer who had worked for a quarter-century on computer boards, thinks the PC industry is "pretty crappy." He found that out the hard way after getting laid off once again the day after coming back from…
To the editor:Many of us in the state have appreciated NHBR's steadfast coverage of the USA Springs Inc. case over 11 years. The case remains the first major test of our state's groundwater protection law.However, the most recent article ("USA…
Wells Fargo Special Risks Inc. says it paid more than $6 million to John G. Gray for his insurance business, employed him and his son Jeffrey for four years, gave him over a year in severance, and then found he…
