New Hampshire Business Review - February 1 2008

Q&A with: Web designer Nick Soggu

Starting a company is hard enough, but when you have financial pressures, industry crashes and youth all working against you, it can seem downright impossible to succeed. Nick Soggu overcame all of those obstacles to build his SilverTech interactive Web…

Container business suspended at port

The newly established container cargo business at the Port of Portsmouth has hit a snag after the shipping company abruptly pulled the plug on service to the Northeast. Ports and Harbors Director Geno Marconi said that it was a business…

Will Clintons’ attacks affect Shaheen?

Under normal circumstances, given their similarities, there’d be no question that having Hillary Clinton topping the ticket would just about guarantee a U.S. Senate win for Jeanne Shaheen. But these are not normal circumstances. It’s a tale of two husbands.…

Consider climate change policy carefully

In 2008, as the realities of climate change become increasingly clear, New Hampshire is preparing to implement two public policy initiatives that have far-reaching implications for the electric utility industry and consumers. Both policies —Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) legislation and…

Landfill settlement benefits N.H.

As attorney general for New Hampshire, I take seriously my responsibility to enforce the state’s environmental laws and to protect public health and the environment. Therefore, I think it is important for all citizens to understand my views on how…

Small Business Day at State House set

New Hampshire small-business owners and managers will have an opportunity to hear directly from and talk with Gov. John Lynch and the state’s other top elected leaders at the third annual Small Business Day at the State House, set for…