One of the major changes New Hampshire’s adoption earlier this year of the Trust Modernization and Competitiveness Act of 2006 trust laws brings to the state’s trust law is the creation of a new group of trust companies called family…
After falling 2.9 percent in September, exports from New Hampshire companies declined another 4 percent in October - a $9.7 million monthly fall in foreign shipments that brought total exports to $234.4 million in October. But, compared with last year,…
If you’re like the over 128,500 home-based businesses incubating in New Hampshire, you may be eligible for tax deductions on a portion of your everyday living expenses. But a word of caution: the Internal Revenue Service is paying very close…
Governor John Lynch talked about more than school funding and taxes during his inaugural address on Thursday, devoting some of his attention to proposals that directly address issues of concern to New Hampshire’s business community. And now that Lynch has…
Exeter-based Bentley Pharmaceuticals expects to take a big hit in revenue, thanks to a regulatory change in Spain, the company announced Wednesday. The change, which lowers the Spanish government’s reimbursement rate, was announced by the Ministry of Health on Dec.…
Guy Woodland, newly appointed senior vice president of the New Hampshire Association for the Blind in Concord, begins each day at the office by checking his voice mail messages. It’s rare that there isn’t at least one request for help…
After a complicated month-long trial and seven days of deliberations, a jury with virtually no accounting experience convicted four former Enterasys Networks executives of conspiring to commit securities fraud Dec. 19 in U.S. District Court in Concord. But the jury…
Presstek chose to shut down its sagging analog plate business rather than meet environmental standards needed to reopen it, resulting in a loss of 29 jobs at a facility in Massachusetts and a cost of $7.4 million to the Hudson…
