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Troubled life sciences company Curative Health Services Inc. continues to watch its stock price decline after the recent firing of a vice president. Nashua-based Curative ended Monday trading at 79 cents per share, down from its 52-week high of $7.20…

The University of New Hampshire's first spin-out company has received a $50,000 grant from the New Hampshire Industrial Research Center to develop the next generation of video compression technology. Chaoticom Technologies, the Durham-based R&D unit of Andover, Mass.-based Groove Mobile,…

GN Netcom of Nashua announced Tuesday that it has filled two key positions within the company with leaders from the sound and electronics industries. David Wood will join GN Netcom as senior vice president and general manager for the company’s…

David Rubin, Israel’s former economic minister to North America, will be the guest speaker Oct. 20 at a business briefing organized by the International Trade Resource Center at the Pease International Tradeport. Rubin will speak about business opportunities in Israel,…

The New Hampshire Land and Community Heritage Investment Program announced has announced plans to develop and maintain the state’s first inventory of conservation land and properties. The New Hampshire Land and Community Heritage Register currently lists 104 historic sites and…

Tyco International Ltd. "dumped" more than 77 million pages of documents in the lap of plaintiffs engaged in an ongoing class action being being heard in U.S. District Court in Concord, plaintiffs are charging in a filing in the case.…

Shares of J. Jill Group, the women’s clothing retailer whose distribution center is in Tilton, continued to fall on Monday after dropping by almost a dollar Oct. 7, the day after the company announced that its third-quarter loss would be…

A proposal by Applied GeoSolutions LLC of Durham is among the 140 selected by NASA to be negotiated for a contract award through the Small Business Innovation Research Program. Funding for the Phase 2 funding could be up to $600,000…

Officials at the state’s bankruptcy court are busy but not surprised at the increased number of filings they are receiving a week prior before tougher, more cumbersome bankruptcy law takes effect. In September, U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manchester documented 723…

A legislator and developer is planning to introduce a bill in the next session that he says will help eliminate what he calls "roadblocks" that some towns are putting in the way of development. Rep. W. "Packy" Campbell, R-Strafford, says…