Q&A with foreign policy expert and author Elmira Bayrasli
‘Opportunity is not abundant around the world, but talent is something we all have,’ says Elmira Bayrasli, author of ‘From The Other Side of the World: Extraordinary Entrepreneurs.’
New Hampshire Business Review - Sept-1 2017
What do business tax cuts mean for NH business owners?
Most of our businesses pay little or no business profits or business enterprise tax — but a lot of property tax. During the last three decades, most of New Hampshire’s state budgets have reduced real investment in the needs of…
6 best practices for an exit
How to plan for a co-owner’s unexpected departure from the business
Pushing the button on memories
Collection of political buttons offers slices of history
Engaging employees for fun and profit
When you start doing something people perceive to be worthwhile, they naturally want to join in
What does Plaistow have to do with Paris?
10 years ago, 164 New Hampshire towns foreshadowed the climate accord
Government-sanctioned pay inequality
A right-to-know law request by NH Union Leader revealed that, for 2016, the three largest cities had the best paid government employees. The grand prize winner is Manchester, where 165 city employees have gross pay of over $100,000 while only…
Free speech and business
Understanding the limitations on commercial speech
Accelerating NH’s workforce
Initiative targets employers’ labor needs
New lease on a town’s life
The North Country town of Lancaster works to reinvent itself
