Editor’s note: This is the final part of a three-part series detailing how New Hampshire businesses can make the most of expositions and trade shows in the lead-up to the Tri-City Business to Business Exposition, to be held from 3…
The Timberland Company, the Stratham-based maker of footwear and apparel, has announced the appointment of two new senior executives. John Crimmins has been named chief financial officer of the company after serving as acting CFO since March 29, following the…
The percentage of New Hampshire's population without health insurance has begun to increase, and the number of state residents who lack health insurance has grown to more than 130,000, according to a report from the New Hampshire Center for Public…
The lack of necessary infrastructure means that Coos County won’t see ground-breaking anytime soon on hundreds of megawatts generated by proposed wind farms and wood-fired power plants. According to Public Service of New Hampshire officials, the utility’s big loop of…
While once again July contracts for future residential and nonresidential construction in New Hampshire dropped were below the amount reported in July 2006, there was a sizable increase in the total value of nonbuilding projects. According to McGraw Hill Construction…
Witmer “Wit” Jones, who has worked at the New Hampshire office of the US Small Business Administration since 1998, has been appointed district director of the Concord office. Jones has served the agency as chief of the finance division and…
Three Enterasys Networks executives who cooperated with the government were sentenced to federal prison Wednesday, even though they were mainly “victims of a corrupt corporate culture” at the Cabletron Systems spinoff, in the words of Judge Paul Barbadoro. Sitting in…
Community Bank and Trust’s chief executive, board chairman and vice chairman - all of whom recommended that the Wolfeboro bank should merge with Chittenden Corp.’s Ocean Bank -- will receive $560,000 in salaries and cash and more than $1.1 million…
Prosecutors are recommending that three former executives who cooperated by testifying against five fellow Enterasys Networks executives at their trial last December should serve as little as 18 months and as many as five years in jail when they are…
Cedar Point Communications has been recognized as the second-fastest growing private company in the United States as well as the country’s fastest-growing telecommunications company by Inc. magazine. The Derry-based firm’s revenue growth rate of 14,853.3 percent between 2003 and 2006…
