New Hampshire Business Review - May 25 2007

May 25, 2007

NH Business Review Staff

Ocean Properties reworks proposal for Maine State Pier

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Vt. resorts log worst winter in 12 years

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Portland jetport fares plummeting

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Realtors predict 4.6% drop in home sales for this year

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Chittenden Corp. to buy Wolfeboro bank

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Vermont-based Chittenden Corporation’s announced $124 million acquisition of Community Bank & Trust in Wolfeboro will solidify the position of Chittenden subsidiary Ocean National Bank as the fifth-largest bank in New Hampshire. The merger also would mean the loss of one…

Outback, Carrabba’s chains sold

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Outback Steakhouse, Carrabba’s Italian Grill and other restaurant brands owned by OSI Restaurant Partners are being sold to a private investment group. OSI stockholders met Tuesday and voted to accept a $3.2 billion offer from Bain Capital Partners LLC and…

Panel’s budget plan adds phone, filing tax

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Education aid amendment in jeopardy

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Bill defines adequate education

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Duprey plans another Concord hotel

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