New Hampshire Business Review - April-4 2014

March 24, 2014

NH Business Review Staff

Governor to lead N.H. trade mission to Turkey

Jeff Feingold,

June visit to explore ‘increasing opportunities’ in region

Pending contracts show weakness in N.H. construction outlook

Jeff Feingold,

Residential, nonresidential projects off to slow start in 2014

N.H. State Home Show ‘one of most successful in years’

NH Business Review Staff,

Almost 10,000 visitors showed up for three-day event

DES readies wetlands listening sessions

NH Business Review Staff,

Goal is rulemaking and process improvement, agency says

People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Rundown

NH Business Review Staff,

Brady Sullivan inks leases at new Keene properties, Coldwell Banker offices honored … and more

Tuck School dean announces plans to retire

Kathleen Callahan,

Search to find replacement to begin soon

Conway firm seeks to extend use of its face recognition technology

Jeff Feingold,

Cites ‘unmet need’ in commercial marketplace

Not slots? Electronic Lucky 7 machines may be N.H.’s next gambling game

Bob Sanders,

New machines may be featured at Minnesota-based company’s four planned charitable gaming facilities

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