New Hampshire Business Review - August 17 2007

August 17, 2007

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Mass. wants to cap damages on rail

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Cabela's impact fees cut

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Berlin smokestacks coming down Sept. 15

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Cruise ship committee named in Portsmouth

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Ken Darrell: a lifelong love of family and music

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Pennichuck puts office park, real estate on the market

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SkillSoft sells financial services unit

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Thermo probe reveals Fisher options timing

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An internal investigation into practices governing how stock options were granted at the former Fisher Scientific revealed that the Hampton-based company sometimes retroactively timed granting of the options to its executives’ benefit, according to documents filed with the Securities and…

Rochester manufacturer faces $134k in OSHA fines

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A Rochester company is facing $134,900 in fines for dozens of alleged health and safety violations. Boston Felt Company Inc., a maker of felt and custom felt-cutting dyes, has been cited for 66 alleged “willful, serious and other-than-serious” violations by…

You may have more recalled items than you think

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