New Hampshire Business Review - January 5 2007

Anyone who expected fire-breathing Democrats pushing through wholesale changes now that they are in control of the Legislature is likely to be very disappointed. At least that’s what the heads of the key committees that take handle the concerns of…

Q&A with: Research industry pioneer Katie Delahaye Paine

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Few would consider the North Country city of Berlin a suitable candidate for expansion for an information-based company. Berlin has dealt with one economic shock after another over the past two decades as its paper mill and lumber-based economy have…

Cook On Concord: 2006 closes with the passing of four good men

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During the closing weeks of 2006, four good men, drawn from very diverse backgrounds, passed away. Their level of fame varied, but the things they had in common struck me as I thought about their lives. First and most famous,…

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