One of the most significant events on the legislative calendar is the so-called “crossover,” when the Senate and House each have to complete work on those bills on which they are going to take action and, for those that pass,…
In the competitive world of business, setbacks can both injure the ego and diminish the wallet. But Rick Middleton, who sells barber supplies and men’s grooming products for CB Sullivan in Hooksett, remembers when the injuries were a lot more…
The career of David Caruso, the newly inaugurated president of Antioch University New England in Keene, shows that what we start out wanting to be is often very different from where we end up. Caruso, 62, was a musician, a…
WellPoint, parent corporation of Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield in New Hampshire, has developed a program linking part of the bonuses it pays its employees to the health of its members. But questions remain over how much of an impact…
Threatening skies and warnings of high winds were not enough to dampen the spirit of crew and passengers aboard the MS Mount Washington as it left its winter port of Center Harbor on the morning of April 30 for its…
Out of proportion? Judging by the most recent coverage by local and national - even international - media, you’d think that the rift in the Episcopal Church over the ordination more than three years ago of openly gay New Hampshire…
Riverstone Networks officials routinely cleaned up and booked “dirty” deals, by hiding verbal side agreements and e-mails that would have prevented them from being recognized as revenue, according to a revised civil complaint filed last week by the Securities and…
An old class action suit might come back to haunt Bottomline Technologies if a settlement arrangement unravels in the wake of a recent federal appeals court decision, according to the Portsmouth’s company’s quarterly filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.…
On July 1, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid will decrease the reimbursements for generic drugs that it pays to health-care providers. The move measure is part of the Medicaid Deficit Reduction Act of 2005, which is designed to save…
Gayle Spence Luacaw has agreed to pay nearly $339,000 to settle civil charges that she helped inflate revenues at the former Rochester-based Cabletron Systems and its spinoff, Enterasys Networks, in an agreement reached Tuesday and approved Wednesday by a federal…
