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Squires to leave Endowment for Health

Dr. James Squires, president of the Endowment for Health since its founding in 1999, has announced plans to step down from the post at the end of the year.The organization's board said Mary Vallier-Kaplan, the foundation's current vice president and…

SBIR still on stopgap appropriation

A federal small-business grant program for high-tech firms is back to square one in the quest for secure, long-term funding.The Small Business Innovation Research program, or SBIR, failed a Senate cloture vote - a process to end debate on a…

German trade mission stops in N.H.

As part of an international trade mission, about 20 companies from Brandenburg, Germany, spent three days in New Hampshire to explore potential business opportunities and partnerships with local companies."They were only going to spend a few hours in New Hampshire,"…

House kills payday loan revival

A bill that would allow a successor to payday loans didn't make it though the New Hampshire House on Wednesday, and it was almost killed. However, it was re-referred to the House Commerce Committee, where it can come back to…

Owner of N.H. ski areas plans IPO

St. Louis-based Peak Resorts Inc., owner of the Attitash, Crotched Mountain and Wildcat Mountain ski areas in New Hampshire, is considering taking the company public.The company -- which owns nine other ski resorts in the United states -- filed last…

Delay granted in Balsams sale

Ocean Properties Ltd. Hotels and Resorts of Portsmouth has asked for an extension before completing its acquisition of the landmark Balsams Grand Resort in Dixville Notch.Surprising many back in March, Balsams owner the Tillotson Corp. announced the sale of The…