New Hampshire prides itself on having an open and transparent legislative process, where all who are interested and affected by public policy decisions benefit from the public-vetting process, including public hearings.In fact, New Hampshire requires that all bills introduced in…
Most of what has been written about the so-called “LLC Tax” is not true. A recent change in the law to close a loophole is being characterized as an unfair tax on the self-employed and small businesses, even though the…
Put that on your resume In case you Tea Party-ers out there had any doubts that Judd Gregg has his fingerprints all over the 2008 financial system bailout, consider this item from former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson's (Dartmouth '68) new…
Early-stage venture capital analysis is a many-layered thing, with equal parts art (judgment) and science (data and analytics). Analytics can be taught, while judgment is developed from experience — whether the hard lessons of failure or the nuggets gleaned from…
I swim a mile every morning at a local club. For some reason, the person who was supposed to open it on a recent Friday morning never showed, leaving a parking lot full of very disgruntled people. It’s happened nearly…
One of the more common questions we hear from businesses is whether they should lease or buy the space they need. The answer? It depends. There are many subjective and financial considerations that go into the analysis.• Use of capital:…
“Common Ground: Practical Approaches for Collaborative Medical and Dental Care,” a forum focusing on how outcomes for patients can improve when health professionals collaborate, will be held June 11 at New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord.With lead sponsorship by the…
The American Council of Engineering Companies of New Hampshire — formed in 1980 and incorporated in the state of New Hampshire as a nonprofit, voluntary and self-governing organization – celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2010.Five firms originally established the Consulting…
