What kind of walls exist at your business?
Whether physical or policy barriers, the result is a feeling of disconnection
New Hampshire Business Review - March-22 2013
Washington's troublesome revolving door
Here’s the real reason that anger with government is justified
Making music while tooting your own horn
Your professional introduction summarizes your expertise and value to the workplace
Independent agents confront the market’s challenges
Independent agencies are learning to adapt to competition from direct writers
N.H.’s personal income growth slows in ’12
New Hampshire’s personal income growth was among the slowest in the country in 2012, lagging behind the national average and several New England neighbors, according to new federal data. Personal income in the Granite State grew 2.8 percent from 2011…
Despite skyrocketing sales, Ruger execs’ pay drops 30%
The top five executives at Sturm, Ruger & Co. earned a combined $8.6 million in 2012 -- nearly a 30 percent pay cut, despite a year of explosive growth, according to recent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. It…
Dispatches from Cyprus: A N.H. professor’s firsthand experience
Loretta Brady, a Saint Anselm College professor and regular NHBR columnist who has been teaching in Cyprus on a Fulbright fellowship since January, has found herself in the midst of the country’s economic woes as it faced down the potential…
Paranoia plays a role in pro-gun movement
Since the shootings at Aurora and Newtown, the irrationality, bordering on hysteria, of the pro-gun, no-regulation folks has been on display
Just say no to private prisons in N.H.
There is a better way to deal with punishment of crime and controlling costs
New England needs greater natural gas access
An expanded pipeline would give the region access to reliable and more affordable energy supplies
