A study released in February says Nashua is among 28 U.S. cities most vulnerable to experiencing significant job losses over the next 10 years because of the practice of offshoring work to lower-wage countries. In “The Implications of Service Offshoring…
New Hampshire is a small state, in a small region, in a corner of the world’s largest national economy, but with China and India coming on like gangbusters. So while we continue to hum along with a tepid stock market,…
In his Feb. 15 budget address, Gov. John Lynch called on the state to address critically needed repairs along the state’s roads and bridges. But the way he wants to pay the $60 million tab - which includes $15 million…
Jeffrey Cook, a former Kodak executive, has been hired to replace Presstek CFO Moosa E Moosa. Cook served as CFO and CIO of Kodak Polychrome Graphics from 2000 to 2005, and had been working on some “private equity opportunities” before…
Real estate investment trust Simon Property Group Incorporated and investment company Farallon Capital Management LLC have announced they have begun a tender offer to purchase all outstanding shares of shopping mall developer, The Mills Corporation, for $25.25 per share. The…
Bentley Pharmaceuticals finished with a lackluster fourth quarter of 2006, and ended the year in a virtual wash, its $10 million profit nearly wiped out with the settlement of a European law suit and the compensation of its chief executives.…
The New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places has added two properties to its list of historic sites. • Corner School, River and Poocham Roads, Westmoreland: The oldest section of the Corner School may have been originally constructed as early…
William Dell’Orfano, whose plan to pioneer construction and demolition debris incineration in New Hampshire resulted in a cloud of controversy and a ban on the practice, is now involved in an effort to introduce another new technology to the state,…
The doors of Harris Family Furniture opened for the first time in 1965. But the family’s history in the furniture industry goes back much further, actually beginning shortly after World War I, when Bill Harris’s grandfather traveled by rail selling…
The state’s honeybees are dying, adding New Hampshire to a growing list of states losing their honeybees to an unexplained phenomenon. And the resulting economic impact in the state could reach into the millions, according to Merrimack beekeeper Alan Lindahl.…
