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Bottomline reports a loss

Bottomline Technologies’ bottom line is in the red for the fourth quarter and the year as a whole, partly because of the stock options taken by top company officials. The Portsmouth-based payroll software firm reported a net loss of $900,000…

N.H. exhibit celebrates Beckett

Samuel Beckett was born in Dublin 100 years ago, and as part of the centenary celebration of the Nobel Prize-winning playwright, poet and novelist is a display at the State Library that also serves as a reminder of the business,…

Bartlett named interim NHCTC president

Lobbyist and longtime elected and appointed state official William Bartlett of Kingston, most recently chairman of the Pease Development Authority, has been named interim president of the New Hampshire Community Technical College at Stratham/Pease while a search is conducted to…

Citizens reports earnings hike

Citizens Financial Group reported a 4 percent increase in earnings for the first half of 2006. The Providence, R.I.-based company, parent of Citizens Bank, had net income for the six months of $1.45 billion -4 percent higher than earnings in…

N.H. winery brings home the gold

Jewell Towne Vineyards of South Hampton has earned 24 medals, including two golds, in recent national and regional wine competitions. The Finger Lakes International Wine Competition, held in April in Rochester, N.Y., honored the vineyard with a silver medal for…

SwANH seeks award nominations

The Software Association of New Hampshire has announced the opening of nominations for its annual information technology awards. In previous years, the organization, known as SwANH, has handed out the Rookie of the Year and the Most Valuable Player Awards,…