Cartoon for the week of November 15, 2013
New Hampshire Business Review - November-15 2013
Q&A with Saint Anselm College President Steven R. DiSalvo
'The whole cost of education issue is one of the top things we’ll focus on going forward. We don’t want to raise the tuition too much, and we want to continue to offer substantial financial aid'
Limited provider networks could be the cost-cutting solution we’ve been looking for
Anthem’s and Harvard Pilgrim’s innovative new networks, involving leading health care providers throughout the state, should be applauded as cost-effective alternatives to the old way of doing things
N.H. needs a clearly defined strategy to maintain its economic advantages
For a long time, the state enjoyed relative prosperity without needing an economic strategy, but that’s no longer the case
Social Security generates billions for N.H. economy
To the editor: AARP has more to add to Bob Sanders’s recent article, “With at least $1b in federal assistance money going to N.H., retailers, landlords are beneficiaries too” (Nov. 1-14 NHBR). AARP’s recent Public Policy Institute study shows that…
When it comes to health exchange, N.H. lags region
Several factors have been integral to the success neighboring states are having
N.H. ‘telestroke’ program unveiled by DHMC
The program is designed to bring the expertise of a stroke center to a patient’s bedside
Ostrowski to retire as CFS CEO
Ostrowski’s work as a practitioner fueled his interest in public policy, and as a result, the agency’s advocacy wing, the NH Children’s Lobby, has become one of the biggest forces for children in the state
N.H. business coalition backs Common Core
Citing the need to ensure ‘our schools are teaching and graduating students for a 21st century workforce’
N.H. retailers have high hopes for the holidays
Survey: 4% increase in sales expected for 2013
