New Hampshire Business Review - April 8, 2022

April 8, 2022

Jeff Feingold

Zelensky’s leadership lessons

Doug Teschner

The Ukrainian president’s skills for dealing with crisis are on full display during war

Questions loom on fate of bills after legislative crossover

Bob Sanders

Because of divisions in the Republican Party, legislation outcome is unpredictable

Thoughts on a trip out west

Brad Cook

A visit to Arizona evokes thoughts on that state and our own

Casella aims to open Dalton landfill

NH Business Review Staff

House Bill 1454 would establish setbacks that the Dalton site could not meet.

Judge says Sig Sauer class action suit can proceed

Todd Bookman-NH Public Radio

Federal judge is declining to dismiss a proposed class action suit filed against Sig Sauer over safety concerns

NH state pension managers vote to sell Russian holdings

NH Business Review Staff

The managers of the NH Retirement System have voted to divest the pension’s small holdings in Russia, but the assets may prove hard to sell.

Their biggest deal

Paul Briand

Kane, Stebbins push plan for massive air cargo facilities at Pease

Crypto firm takes root in Berlin

Bob Sanders

Company building specialized mining equipment at facility

Do short-term rentals disrupt housing markets?

Michael Kitch

Limited data suggests they shrink inventory, raise rents

Renewing the U.S.-Canada partnership, what is New Hampshire’s role?

NH Business Review Staff,

Consul general to discuss Canada-Granite State ties at World Affairs Consul event

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The next evolution of workplace well-being

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