StockerYale Inc. will give its chief executive officer more than a million shares of stock if the company meets its annual financial goals, the company disclosed Friday in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Salem company, which…
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and Concord Hospital are suing the state Department of Health and Human Services and its commissioner, John Stephen, for not paying some $1.58 million in Medicaid money that they say is due to teaching hospitals. The suit,…
TissueLink Medical Inc., a privately held medical technology company headquartered in Dover, has received $20 million in Series E financing. The financing round was led by investors Arnerich Massena and Associates of Portland, Ore., and RiverVest Venture Partners, a venture…
The success of a company today is at least in part dependent on its ability to keep pace with the changing world of technology. For many companies, however, the arrival of new technology presents the dilemma of how best to…
I’m often asked how many opportunities our venture capital fund looks at, compared to how many we fund. The answer I used to give, when I worked in the Boston venture market, is 100-1 — we looked at 100 deals,…
New Hampshire Business Review was honored by a national association of business publications for its coverage of the events leading to the Enterasys Networks trial, the trial itself and its aftermath. The newspaper won a Bronze Award for Best Coverage…
We shall overcome this analogy He has since taken back his observation, but Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul managed to give plenty of people pause last month when he reached a little too far in trying to boost the image…
Like workers in other industries, health-care employees who have physical and mental disabilities are entitled to protection from discrimination under both the federal Americans with Disabilities Act and New Hampshire’s Law Against Discrimination. How does an employer reconcile a worker…
First it was “60 Minutes.” Now it’s the front page, top of the fold, of The New York Times (June 8, 2007: “Home Sellers Do Better on Their Own in One City”). How many articles and TV shows is it…
Should strawberries really be able to sit at the bottom of a refrigerated produce drawer for two weeks without growing blue hair? And why do store-bought tomatoes never taste “tomatoey?” Sure, today’s supermarkets provide us with an ever-growing list of…
