The Small Business Administration says it has increased its dollar-based small-business size standards to account for inflation, restoring small-business eligibility to those firms that may have lost their small business status because of inflation since February 2002. The agency has…
Manchester city officials will be among those on hand Thursday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the official opening of The Residences at Manchester Place, a $40 million, 204-unit luxury apartment complex in the city’s downtown. The courtyard ceremony - to…
Avionics and electro-optics systems manufacturer Kollsman Inc. of Merrimack has won a $33.6 million order to provide high-performance thermal binocular system long-range thermal imagers to the U.S. Marine Corps. The company, a subsidiary of Elbit Systems Ltd., is expected to…
Bentley Pharmaceuticals can now sell its generic antacid drugs in the United Kingdom, further expanding the Exeter-based firm’s European base beyond Spain. The British Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency approved 15 and 30 mg dosages of lansoprazole capsules, acid-pump…
The state Department of Labor wants to begin retroactively fining employers who are not keeping current with their workers’ compensation insurance premiums. Currently workers that don’t fulfill their with workers’ comp payments are fined starting the day state inspectors discover…
The state Supreme Court has ruled that a Nashua chemical company abandoned hazardous waste after it moved from its former facility in Merrimack. Elementis Chemical Inc. had appealed a Superior Court finding that it abandoned materials at its former site…
Sitting at the Thanksgiving dinner table with bright young adults is an educational experience. Undergraduate and graduate students and recent college graduates discussing public policy and their perspectives on it, and then considering their questions, essentially led to the following…
Arriving in Manchester as an immigrant from Greece at 13, Chris Spirou went from shining shoes and washing dishes to become one of the state’s leading political figures in the 1970s and ‘80s. He was House minority leader for a…
There once was a man, a Democrat, who defeated Ray Burton in a race for Executive Council in District 1. That was long ago and the man has long since died. But Burton, the North Country Republican, is like the…
New Hampshire consumers’ confidence in both the state and national economies has declined markedly, according to the most recent results of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center’s Granite State Poll. According to the poll — which was conducted Oct.…
