New Hampshire Business Review - July-25 2014

May 1, 2014

NH Business Review Staff

N.H.’s Shaheen & Gordon buys Maine law firm

Jeff Feingold,

‘Will help us better service clients’ in both states

Report sees boom in integrated cloud services

Liisa Rajala,

Hampton-based firm sees plenty of room for growth in sector

Standex sells a unit, buys another

Bob Sanders,

Firm sheds American Foodservice and acquires frying equipment firm

Manchester-Nashua home prices fall in May

Jeff Feingold,

Including distressed sales, price fell 0.8%

Seacoast home sales rise, condo sales dip

NH Business Review Staff,

June numbers show rising median prices

New travel plaza planned in Londonderry

NH Business Review Staff,

I-93 plaza will feature a liquor outlet, diner, convenience store

Choate named NHCIBOR Realtor of Year

NH Business Review Staff,

30-year veteran honored at annual barbecue

People and Property: N.H. Real Estate and Construction News Rundown

NH Business Review Staff,

Charter school signs Merrimack lease, new tenants at Colony Mill … and more

N.H. foreclosure numbers continue to fall

Bob Sanders,

May statistics way down from recession levels

Hassan names advisory council for tech startup initiative

NH Business Review Staff,

14-member board to boost Live Free and Start effort

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