New Hampshire Business Review - May 6, 2022

May 6, 2022

Jeff Feingold

NH birth numbers bounce back from pandemic low

Teddy Rosenbluth-Concord Monitor

Statistics show trends returning to pre-Covid levels

The job market is still upbeat

Jason Alexander

Trends all point to an ever-flourishing employment market with minimal end in sight

House committee puts a lid on short-rental bill

NH Business Review Staff

Panel votes 17-2 to send measure to interim study, heeding municipalities

Customers in inflationary times

Ron Bourque

Taking proper care of them is still the most profitable thing a business can do

A step toward voter confidence

Brad Cook

New commission will work to bolster trust in election integrity

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GOFERR opens new $3m fund to aid restaurants

Danella Allee/NH Public Radio

New fund would cover reimbursements to local restaurants for equipment, infrastructure and technology purchases

A new top gun

Paul Briand

Sig Sauer’s $4.5 billion Army contract seen as a ‘historic’ opportunity

The geography of NH bankruptcy

Bob Sanders

Why do certain towns have high filing rates?

Is there a zoning-crime connection?

Johnny Bassett and Ryan Lessard/Granite State News Collaborative

In addressing a complex phenomenon, growing consensus sees a powerful indirect link

Legislative Preview: On New Hampshire lawmakers’ agenda this week

Bob Sanders,

Full House and Senate to meet on Covid, energy, tax measures

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