New Hampshire Business Review - November 24 2006

November 24, 2006

N.H. panned on tobacco prevention

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Slight worker comp rate cut readied for ’07

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New Hampshire ranked third for health

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New Hampshire is one of the top three healthiest states in the country, a health research study has found. The United Health Foundation, in partnership with the American Public Health Association and Partnership for Prevention, ranked the states in its…

Enterasys trial enters final stage

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Enterasys Networks’ former chief operating officer, Jerry Shanahan, will not take the stand in the month-long securities fraud trial of five former executives, his attorney announced Tuesday, meaning that none of the defendants will testify or offer witnesses to the…

Study sees N.H. livable wage at $10-$20 an hour

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Lakeside leasing review sought

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Plan for giant mall plan nearly in town’s hands

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Pease Development Authority buys land near runway

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Public adds to vision of Dover waterfront project

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Group launches effort to dump 'the Pledge'

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