As our world becomes ever more connected, U.S. companies increasingly are conducting business overseas. As a result, some 80 percent of all companies - both large and small - are exposed to foreign exchange risk. In addition, the use of…
Although one of the recommendations of the Committee to Study Maximizing Incentives for Voluntary Use of Renewable Energy in New Hampshire — set up by the Legislature in 2005 - calls for the state to “establish a program to access…
Tourism industry leaders and professionals from throughout New Hampshire will gather March 29 at Church Landing at Mill Falls in Meredith to pay tribute to Steve Barba, former managing partner of the Balsams Grand Resort Hotel in Dixville Notch. The…
Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter and Dartmouth College in Hanover are the latest schools to begin serving eggs produced under humane methods in Monroe, New Hampshire. Beginning this month, Phillips Exeter Academy will serve organic eggs from Pete & Gerry’s…
Ten of the state's largest gasoline distributors will start using biodegradable ethanol by the end of May to boost octane in place of petroleum-based MTBE. State officials say owners of cars made in the last decade should see no change…
State Department of Resources and Economic Development Commissioner Sean O’Kane has been honored for his efforts in New Hampshire’s globalization activities and his support and work on international commerce for and on behalf of the state and its businesses. At…
The state Department of Health and Human Services has renamed Dallas, Texas-based Affiliated Computer Services to manage the state’s child support payment services. ACS has been providing child support services to New Hampshire since 1998. “We have been extremely pleased…
Sturm, Ruger & Company has put off filing its annual report for 2005 because it says it needs to restate financial statements for the 2004 fiscal year. In a press release, the company said it would delay filing its report…
Riverstone Networks, in the midst of a bankruptcy sale to Lucent Technologies, wants to give out performance bonusesof $1 million and more to the company’s top executives, plus another $5 million in bonuses to key employees, according to filings made…
Pax World Funds, the Portsmouth-based father of socially responsible mutual funds, grew to more than $2 billion last year, a more than 30 percent increase, according to its annual report. Pax World Balanced Fund, the largest of the firm’s three…
