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The current president of the bankrupt shell of Riverstone Networks is obstructing a shareholder investigation, the Official Committee of Equity Security Holders charged last month. The committee alleges that Noah Mesel, president of RNI Wind Down Corporation and Riverstone’s top…
Making sure all businesses, even the smallest in the most rural settings, can capitalize on today’s communications technologies is among the items at the top of the agenda of the Governor’s Telecommunications and Broadband Summit, set for Sept. 8 at…
Jerry Chaille, the owner of two Somerville, Mass., cab companies and former auto mechanic, was 42 when he swung his first golf club, one that he got when he traded an old eight-track recorder for his first set of woods.…
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…
It should be a happy new year for Standex, as the Salem diversified manufacturer posted double-digit growth for its fiscal fourth quarter and fiscal year 2006. Salem-based Standex reported revenues of $153.4 million in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2006,…
