New Hampshire Business Review - October-27 2017

October 27, 2017

NH Business Review Staff

Canada-NH trade relationship stressed amid NAFTA concerns

Liisa Rajala,

At Manchester seminar, close economic ties are underlined

SBA reports lending increase in New Hampshire

NH Business Review Staff,

635 loans totaling $124 million recorded in FY 2017

CONECT event to spotlight Canada-New England trade

Liisa Rajala,

On the agenda: Cross-border relationships, regulations, NAFTA

2017 Social Venture Challenge seeks competitors

NH Business Review Staff,

Annual UNH event celebrates entrepreneurial solutions to societal problems

Hudson-based Right Networks capitalizes on accounting vertical

Liisa Rajala,

Software as a service industry to grow as more business applications are virtualized

BAE Systems awarded $59.5 million U.S. Navy contract

NH Business Review Staff,

Nashua facility to proceed manufacturing Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System guidance kits

Milford School District, Manchester Community College to host STEM evening program

NH Business Review Staff,

Oct. 25th event will join community partners, showcase approaches that increase student interest in STEM

Tech Tidbits From Across New Hampshire

NH Business Review Staff,

GE Aviation completes testing of turboschaft engine prototype, NHIRC announces December SBIR/STTR seminars ... and more

Carpenters union readies new training facility

Jeff Feingold,

Manchester building seen as ‘biggest training center in NH Hampshire for building tradespeople’

Elm Grove plans two new mixed-use projects

NH Business Review Staff,

Residential and retail slated for downtown Manchester, Concord buildings

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