New Hampshire Business Review - March-30 2018

March 30, 2018

NH Business Review Staff

Portsmouth-based company expands global presence with acquisition

NH Business Review Staff,

Loftware, Inc., an enterprise labeling solutions company, has acquired U.K.-based Gap Systems

Austin IT recruitment firm selects Portsmouth for East Coast office

NH Business Review Staff,

Location will serve growing Boston area client base

Dover company launches 2.0 version of Daily Nanny app

NH Business Review Staff,

Childcare communication service now available on Android devices

NH Senate votes to expand net metering to larger users

Bob Sanders,

Measure would clear the way for manufacturers, municipalities

Glen Builders closes doors after 35 years

NH Business Review Staff,

North Conway construction firm ceased operation March 2

RiverWoods Durham sells out in six weeks

NH Business Review Staff,

Achievement smashes usual sales record for retirement communities

Renovations nearing completion at Laconia 62-and-over project

NH Business Review Staff,

Project will feature 50 units at historic Tavern Inn

Real estate transfer tax break falls short of its goal

Carmen Lorentz,

Why New Hampshire needs to invest in building affordable single-family homes

People and Property: NH Real Estate and Construction News Rundown

NH Business Review Staff,

Horizons Engineering acquires Vermont firm … and more

Real estate transfer tax break heads to NH House

Bob Sanders,

Senate backs measure to cut rate for homes less than $300,000

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