The consequences for failing to save e-mail in the face of potential litigation can be disastrous. As discussed in our related article in the Nov. 11-24 New Hampshire Business Review (“To avoid legal catastrophe, preserve you e-mail”), courts now require…
Jan. 7: Senate Republicans vote to change the locks on colleague Tom Eaton’s office until he coughs up $16,000. Jan. 20: Former President Bill Clinton visits New Hampshire to voice support for the state’s first-in-the-nation primary. Feb. 19: Rumors of…
I am sipping a cappuccino in Claremont. I’m in the Cafe Cubana, an urban-industrial-chic coffeehouse with bare brick walls, where $3.50 isn’t too much for a cuppa joe. It’s the kind of place you’d expect to find in Portsmouth or…
I am sitting here in our first real snowstorm of the season. The phone is ringing and people are canceling appointments. I think people look forward to a snow day now more than ever, given the constant bombardment of technology…
Growing businesses are notoriously capital-consumptive. But while most tend to believe that growth generates capital, it’s more often the case that growth consumes capital. Early-stage companies, especially those in the tech field, need to fund research and product development work…
The construction business is no longer perceived as a commodity industry, but rather as a service industry, according to one longtime construction writer and newsletter publisher who took it upon himself nearly a decade ago to begin acknowledging those who…
Technological advancements and a weak dollar can help exporting companies by making their products more attractive and more competitive globally. However, foreign demand is mainly determined by how much money consumers abroad have to buy goods made in the Granite…
A spring water firm filed suit in federal court last week charging that Peterborough officials quashed its effort to expand while helping a rival company that several town officials had an interest in. Monadnock View Holdings, parent company of Highland…
New Hampshire businesses can justifiably credit themselves for persevering in an uncertain economy. Success and profitability can often mean making more out of less, or enhancing the value and productivity of existing assets. Intellectual property assets are a good example.…
A new savings alternative and new bankruptcy rules providing added protection for a debtor’s retirement assets may have an effect on your retirement planning as the new year begins. First, 2006 brings another way to save for retirement: the Roth…
