New Hampshire Business Review - June-26 2015
Why we can’t raid dedicated funds
At the State House, memories can be very short, particularly under the stress of budget making. Apparently, there is a lesson that needs to be repeated every biennium: The Legislature isn’t free to balance budgets by raiding “dedicated funds.” Dedicated…
NH tech businesses need immigration reform
New Hampshire has an immense economic stake in reforming our broken immigration system. Those who are seeking our nation’s highest office need to put forth concrete proposals for fixing our broken immigration system and expand much-needed access to high-skilled tech…
All politics, all the time
Presidential, state races make analysis interesting
Q&A with builder/developer Eric Chinburg
‘There is a lot of risk involved in these projects, and you need to have a high tolerance for uncertainty,’ says Eric Chinburg, founder of Chinburg Properties, the Newmarket-based property development and management firm, in front of one of his projects – the restoration of the Newmarket Mills in Newmarket.
Building ‘high-performance’
Portsmouth-based builders design unique homes and renovate existing structures to meet efficiency standards
Study probes barriers to hospital discharges
Average days spent in hospital after being medically ready to go is 20
Hospital honored for biofuel initiative
Memorial Hospital in North Conway has been named the Mount Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Sustainable Business of the Year, in recognition of its switch to a new form of renewable biofuel. Memorial uses an advanced cellulosic biofuel known as…
Mid-year review: Labor pains
Worker shortage grows as NH economy recovers
A robust economy in the Seacoast communities
Business leaders discuss tourism, housing and what the greater Portsmouth area has to offer
