Top 3 PC Connection execs raked in $5.6m in 2012
The sharp increase in pay came despite the Merrimack-based computer and software mail order company’s relatively flat year
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Dyn ‘Hackademy’ lures college-aged techies
The deadline is Friday for college-aged tech enthusiasts to apply to attend a four-day ‘Hackademy’ in Manchester, where they can hone their coding skills with like-minded students in a tech environment. Dyn Inc. is hosting the invitation-only program, which is…
GTAT: Trade war hurts our sales in China
Thanks to companies like Nashua-based GT Advanced Technologies, the United States exports more clean energy technology to China than the other way around, and that imbalance would grow even more in our favor if good trade relations are nurtured between…
GTAT finishes the year with a big loss
GT Advanced Technologies finished the year with an awful fourth quarter, losing $159 million, or $1.34 a share, and ending fiscal year with a loss of $63 million, or 53 cents a share, the company announced Wednesday after the markets…
SBIR proposal workshop planned at UNH
A one-day Small Business Innovation Research National Science Foundation Proposal Workshop for early-stage science and technology companies that want more information about the federal Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs will be presented March…
Former Gov. Lynch joins Nashua tech firm’s board
For those wondering what is next for former Gov. John Lynch, here’s one answer. Lynch, who last year decided not to seek a fifth term as governor, has joined the board of Ping4 Inc., the hyperlocal mobile alerts company founded…
The Upper Valley tech economy: a roundtable
NHBR's editors met recently at the Dartmouth Regional Technology Center in Lebanon with businesspeople involved in the Upper Valley’s vibrant technology sector.
Ping4 closes $4m financing round to improve emergency alert app
Its focus is now primarily on its alerts app, Ping4Alerts, which alerts smartphone users when there are nearby threats to public safety, from natural disasters to crimes in progress.
Bottomline sees big revenue increase, but earnings loss
Despite a 15 percent increase in revenues, Portsmouth-based Bottomline Technologies lost $7 million, or 20 cents a share, in its last quarter - a noticeable drop from the previous year's quarterly profit of $2.5 million.
PC Connection reports slightly better 2012
PC Connection did better in 2012 than the year before, but not by much.
