New Hampshire Business Review - May-15 2015

March 17, 2015

NH Business Review Staff

NH clean tech turns to private investors

Bob Sanders,

Companies start to fill void left by public cuts

In Keene, innovators wanted

Nicole Colson,

310 Marlboro facility offers room to grow

Let ’em Ride

Sara Young-Knox,

State ATV trails have ‘huge economic impact’ in North Country

Ruger looks to ‘shake things up’ with goal of 2m gun sales

Bob Sanders,

CEO pledges $2 NRA donation for each firearm sold

Report paints picture of legal marijuana as a growth industry

Liisa Rajala,

NH wins some praise for rules governing medical pot facilities

NH foreclosures remain low in March, but not as low

Bob Sanders,

NH Housing Authority says trend could indicate a coming building boom

Seacoast Mini Storage facility sells for $5.8 million

NH Business Review Staff,

Curatolo Seabrook LLC buys 6.1-acre site

Ocean State Job Lot purchases Meredith shopping center

NH Business Review Staff,

Discount retail chain to open 30k-square-foot building on Route 104

Manchester-Nashua home prices rose 4.2% in March

Jeff Feingold,

Limited inventory seen as driving continued upward trend

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