Moody's Investors Service has downgraded the New Hampshire Municipal Bond Bank's 2005 Resolution rating to A1, or "upper medium grade," from Aa3, or "high grade, high quality," affecting $259 million in outstanding debt, said the ratings agency in a release.The…
In a welcome holiday bonus, foreclosures in New Hampshire were down some 11 percent in November from the prior month.According to the New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority, there were 227 foreclosures reported in November - the second monthly decrease in…
An audio-visual equipment integrator has moved its headquarters from Massachusetts to a larger facility in Nashua - and bringing more than 20 jobs to the state. According to a release by the company, CCS New England opened its new 26,000-square-foot…
With home heating oil prices taking a jump, gas prices back up to 2008 levels, and talk of $100 and even $125 per-barrel oil prices, things are not exactly merry and bright on the energy front heading into the new…
The Low Power Community Radio Act of 2009 has been 10 years in the making
Bedford-based Great NH Restaurants Inc. is planning to to open a new, more upscale concept restaurant in 2011. The Copper Door, to be located in the Bedford Hills development of Bedford on Route 101, will be a bit of a…
To the editor:The New Hampshire Business Review's excellent article, "Does N.H. face a pending dental shortage?" (Nov. 5-18 NHBR) captured not only the challenges of oral health care, but also how diverse the needs are from one region to another.I'm…
NHBR's editors recently met with Salem area businesspeople at the Brookstone Grille in Derry to get their take on how the area's economy is faring and what their expectations are for the future.Participants were:•Ed Callahan, vice president and general manager,…
What trends do technology executives foresee in 2011? It depends on who you ask. But, as Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung puts it, "smart," "cloud," "social" and "open" are just some of the concepts being predicted.Cloud computing - Logicalis, an…
Already, potential presidential candidates looking at 2012 are lining up. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and, of course, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin are being mentioned.This has me thinking about…
