Q&A: Grappone Automotive’s Chief Vision Officer Amanda Osmer
To commemorate Grappone Automotive's 100th anniversary, Amanda Osmer co-authored a book chronicling her family's company and its origins from Italy to New Hampshire.
New Hampshire Business Review - Jan. 31, 2025
(Opinion) Immigrants are key to growing NH’s long-term care workforce
Today, research finds that 32% of home care workers were born outside of the U.S., as were 21% of the nursing assistants working in nursing homes.
AG’s Office reviewing claim of illegal data collection
Gerry Kennedy, of Alton, last year filed an official complaint about Volkswagen’s unauthorized collection of personal data with the Attorney General’s Office.
Antitrust concerns for HR
As the White House comes under Republican control, expect significant rollbacks to wage fixing, non-poaching pacts and other federal initiatives.
(Opinion) Default service benefits all customers
As customers move between third-party energy provider options, it’s important to understand the return process to default service.
Money is the easy part
Investing in your health and wealth can prepare you for a long life
As cannabis legalization falls flat, advocates focus on expanding New Hampshire’s medical marijuana program
The lack of attention and public interest for a public bill may be indicative of the outlook for legal cannabis in the Legislature this year. During her campaign, Gov. Kelly Ayotte opposed legalizing the plant for any recreational use.
A prosperous 2025
With New Year’s resolutions in full swing, it’s the perfect time to review and revise your financial goals and plans, working towards a prosperous 2025.
NH Business Notebook: DEI at a crossroads
Keeping the Dream Alive dinner in Nashua promotes diversity on day president signs order ending federal diversity, equity and inclusion programs
Education's a family business
Ed Shapiro, former president of New Hampshire College, now SNHU, built a lasting legacy
