New Hampshire Business Review - May-1 2015

January 8, 2015

NH Business Review Staff

Two-part definition emerges in N.H. independent contractor debate

Bob Sanders,

But critics warn of loopholes and further misclassification

Hassan among 28 governors urging support for Ex-Im Bank

Liisa Rajala,

Joint letter calls for ‘long-term reauthorization’

Are N.H. business tax cuts worth the trouble?

Bob Sanders,

Press conference tries to shine a light on effects of proposed BPT, BET reductions

People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Rundown

NH Business Review Staff,

Groundbreaking for Ridge Marketplace, Fitzgerald Motorsports plans second location … and more

Three tenants renew leases at Nashua Tech Park

NH Business Review Staff,

Together, Dell, Amphenol, Plexxi ink 300k square feet

Restaurant, retail proposal unveiled in Dover

NH Business Review Staff,

Jewett Construction plans 8,000-square-foot project

Mixed-used development proposed in Windham

NH Business Review Staff,

Rental units, retail, medical space planned at 29-acre site

Industry assails raid on N.H.’s Renewable Energy Fund

Bob Sanders,

Businesses say removing money will slow their growth

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