Granite State businesses and towns looking for debt or equity financing for real estate acquisitions or development, plant expansion or other capital projects should consider whether they qualify for financing under the federal New Markets Tax Credit Program. The program…
Summer is about to begin. So where are we in terms of the regional economy, trends in commercial real estate and prospects for the second half of the year? A recent survey of New Hampshire businesses taken at the beginning…
Here are just some of the business-related bills that the Legislature passed on Wednesday: • Senate Bill 140: Contractors will be able to pay the state Department of Environmental Services to mitigate wetlands rather than have to do it themselves.…
The former Shaker community at Enfield in western New Hampshire is only a shadow of its former self, but at its heart is a remarkable building: the six-story Great Stone Dwelling, the biggest residential structure ever built by the Shakers.…
Patients weren’t the only ones wading through the jungle of requirements and restrictions during the recently closed open enrollment period for the Medicare Part D prescription program. The process has proven to be fraught with headaches for health-care providers as…
In 1995, while a freshman at the University of Miami, Peter Bielagus found himself struggling under the weight of $5,000 in credit card debt. Today, at 29, Bielagus has built a lucrative business out of providing financial guidance to young…
Harborside Healthcare, which maintains six skilled-nursing and long-term care facilities in New Hampshire, announced today it intends to acquire Physician’s Health Care in Quincy, Mass. The purchase marks the initial foray into the home health-care industry for Harborside Healthcare. “It…
N’ware Technologies of Portsmouth was awarded the Top Business One Performer of the Year for 2005 by SAP, the enterprise resource planning software giant. This award is given to strategic partners that demonstrate the most expertise within SAP’s Business One…
Stuart Arnett, who has served as director of the state Division of Economic Development for more than seven years, has announced his plans to step down from the job. Arnett said he will be leaving in early August, when he…
A report by the Foundation of the Healthy Communities and the New Hampshire Rural Health Coalition aims to show that hospitals in the state’s rural areas have a significant economic impact on their regions and the state as a whole.…
