Spring Cleaning
From left, Rich Davis, Shawn Dyer and John Lyons, employees of the Nashua Parks & Recreation Department, work to remove a downed pine at Greeley Park in Nashua this week. The tree had fallen during the ice storm of December…
New Hampshire Business Review - March 27 2009
How to keep legal expense to a minimum
In these tough economic times, no business can afford to incur avoidable expenses. And much of the time, a company’s legal expenses are just that - avoidable. Some tips to help keep legal expenses to a minimum include: • Avoid the…
Take heed of COBRA changes
Q. In addition to handling financial matters and payroll as controller of a 90-employee company, Lisa also administers benefits and day-to-day human resources issues. Lisa read that among the many provisions in President Obama’s massive stimulus package are significant changes to…
As credit tightens, pawnshop clientele grows
Tighter credit regulations in a trying economy are forcing more New Hampshire consumers to find alternatives to banks and other traditional lenders when they need to borrow. Among those less traditional lending institutions is the pawnshop, which in recent months…
Flotsam & Jetsam
Nobody does it better You weren’t alone if you were a little confused by the absolutely fulsome praise heaped by Dem Party chair Ray Buckley on 1st C.D. Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter after her decision not to run in the 2010…