Standex settles ice machine lawsuit; reports 3Q earnings
But the company did not admit fault in the Louisiana lawsuit
Technology
Bottomline reports $3.6 million third-quarter loss
So far, the firm’s loss stands at $10.6 million for the first nine months of the fiscal year
UNH Law student’s brain aneurysm clip wins Holloway Prize
Craig Litherland’s CranioVation clip can significantly reduce the cost of treating brain aneurysms and save lives
GTAT reports big backlog drop, earnings dip
But the firm did have some good news for investors: a deal to supply Motorola with large sapphire screens
Ruger looks to open a third gun plant, but not in N.H.
CEO Michael Fifer says the company has no plans to move any existing N.H. jobs to the new facility
Competitors sought for Startup Rochester
Entrants do not have to be Rochester residents
Turbocam founder named N.H. High Tech Council Entrepreneur of the Year
Noronha, who emigrated from India in 1979 with only $6, founded Turbocam in 1985 by leasing time in the early morning hours on computers and machinery owned by other companies
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
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…
