The developer of the Capital Commons office project under construction on South Main Street in Concord has received a $400,000 loan guarantee from the Capital Regional Development Council - a pledge that should help secure bank financing for the remainder…
Music lovers no longer have to worry about their ability to navigate the maze of technology needed to get music from their CD collection onto their iPods thanks to a new partnership between Systems Plus Computers Inc. in Lebanon and…
Enterasys Networks, the main successor to Cabletron Systems - once New Hampshire’s largest employer, with more than 7,000 employees -- now has less than a thousand employees, according to quarterly report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. As of…
The state Department of Health and Human Services has announced the times and locations of its mass vaccination clinics as part of the state’s avian flu/pandemic influenza drill. The clinics will be held on Nov. 19 in: o Manchester, 8…
The state Supreme Court soon will decide if any town, water district or well owner can sue the manufacturers of a controversial gasoline additive once the state has already filed litigation to protect the health and rights of every citizen.…
From the nation’s capital to Munich, Germany, and the Midwest to the Czech Republic, the career of National Public Radio president and CEO Kevin Klose has carried him around the world and back. A cum laude graduate of Harvard University…
Harriet Miers, the stealth candidate who read well on paper but fizzled in follow-up — whether through her own missteps or mismanagement by the President Bush’s team in presenting her — withdrew her candidacy for the Supreme Court and went…
Following monthly gains of 2.4 percent in July, foreign sales from New Hampshire’s companies rose 2 percent in August. The $4.4 million monthly rise in foreign shipments from the previous month brought exports to $221.7 million in August, adjusted for…
It was nearly 30 years ago when businessman Carl Fitz saw a niche in the food-service industry that needed to be filled. Through his commitment to fill that niche he has built a multimillion-dollar business that employs over 1,000 people…
Fines, attorneys fees, punitive damages and adverse instructions to the jury — all are dire consequences that businesses face for failing to prepare for litigation in the electronic age. Despite these dangers, most businesses are unprepared, meaning that a legal…
