GTAT back in the black in 2Q, but barely
GTAT mainly lived off its backlog last quarter, with only $14 million of new orders
New Hampshire Business Review - August-9 2013
Another N.H. restaurant achieves ‘local’ certification
12 restaurants have been recognized since the program began
Anthem Blue Cross moving to downtown Manchester
The insurer will occupy three floors of the former Bank of America building at 1155 Elm Street
Despite roof collapse, Ruger reports explosive sales
New product sales represented $102.7 million, or just short of a third of all sales
Ex-Gov. Lynch joins Dyn Inc. board
'I believe my experience in both the private and public sector will add a unique voice to Dyn’s talented board of directors'
Stop & Shop to close all six of its N.H. stores
Just a week after Shaw’s announced plans to close six of its New Hampshire stores, Stop & Shop has followed suit
In July, 16 N.H. businesses declare bankruptcy
Sixteen New Hampshire businesses went under in July, which was – at least in relative terms – good news
For N.H. renters, rising rents and fewer vacancies
From 2008 to 2013, median gross rental costs rose in every New Hampshire county except one
For first half of year, N.H. foreclosures hit six-year low
At the current pace, the state is likely to end the year with fewer foreclosures than have been seen in the past five years
Four N.H. companies awarded job training grants in July
The grants will help train 47 workers in new skills
