Renewed eviction ban adds complications
New hurdles emerge in Biden administration’s reissued moratorium
New Hampshire Business Review - August 27, 2021
Foreign qualification doesn’t mean international
The term “foreign” in this context does not refer to international, but rather, the bank is asking if your company is registered to transact business in any state or jurisdiction other than New Hampshire.
A climate corps to address a crisis
“Service is the rent we pay for the privilege of living on this earth.” These words by the late Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm were never more apt than today.
State poised for federal broadband windfall
High hopes emerge in under-served areas for new infrastructure
Q&A with Laura Knoy
Her 25-year NHPR show, ‘The Exchange,’ she says, ‘was a big success, and it meant a lot to people.’
Who profits from specialty pharmacies? Insurers
Insurer practices do little to get patients who need highly specialized medication the right care at the right time
Employers alone won’t solve the workforce shortage
With Labor Day right around the corner, employers in most every sector might mark the holiday by reflecting upon what we don’t have: labor
How renewable energy legislation prevailed
Cross-party leadership from Bradley and Below helps NH take a big step forward on energy policy
New law clears way for ‘supported decision-making’
Under Senate Bill 134, “supported decisionmaking” agreements allow a chosen supporter to help a person with — but not make — basic life decisions about where to live and work
Discussions continue on proposed Berlin hotel
The possibility of building a hotel in Berlin — a long-held goal of city officials — is taking baby steps forward
