Electricity suppliers flock to New Hampshire
Despite alternative supplier’s recent troubles, firms are racing to provide electricity in N.H.
New Hampshire Business Review - April-5 2013
Division of Economic Development: The little agency that could
With scant resources, the Division of Economic Development’s recruitment team makes an impact in N.H., and beyond
The nonprofit sector’s role in N.H.’s economy
Nonprofits employ one out of seven workers in New Hampshire and generate over $9 billion toward the state’s GDP
Q&A with More Than Wheels CEO Terri Steingrebe
‘We look at ourselves as a social enterprise, a nonprofit that is run like a business, which is not how a lot of nonprofits are viewed,’ says Terry Steingrebe, CEO of New Hampshire-based More Than Wheels.
How Wall Street keeps its finger in the D.C. pie
In the litany of oxymorons, no more ironic one exists than Wall Street integrity’
An economic plan for New Hampshire?
Participants are needed for the BIA’s newly launched strategic economic plan effort
AmEx report: N.H. sixth in nation for growth of women-owned businesses
The nearly 40,000 women-owned businesses in New Hampshire are expected to generate $7.6 billion in revenue this year -- more than double the amount 16 years ago. It was a growth rate that was exceeded by only five other states…
N.H. February foreclosures plummet from a year ago
The number of foreclosures recorded in New Hampshire -- perhaps the most stubbornly high statistic in the recession aside from unemployment -- took a nosedive in February. Some 240 foreclosure deeds were filed in February, the lowest number recorded in…
Candlepin ‘headquarters’ Leda Lanes files for Chapter 11
Leda Lanes filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last month, but the iconic candlepin bowling alley in Nashua fully plans to stay in business. “I want everyone to know that we are going to be stronger than before,” the company’s vice…
Five N.H. businesses file for March bankruptcy
While the number of New Hampshire individuals and businesses filing for bankruptcy was up in March from the five-year monthly low the previous month, the number still marked a big drop from last year. There were 339 New Hampshire bankruptcy…
