New Hampshire Business Review - Sept. 23, 2022

September 22, 2022

Jeff Feingold

NH Dems’ best GOP primary

Brad Cook

Democratic incumbents, better funded and with household names, seem to have been given a gift

‘Preference’ liability exposure

Joseph A. Foster and Sabrina C. Beavens

Brought by a debtor in a bankruptcy case, such a claim is very easy to bring and very easy to prove

A teleological career

Bill Ryan

How to mix your career with a life of well-being

UNH announces 2022 Alumni Entrepreneur Hall of Fame inductees

NH Business Review Staff

Five UNH alumni to be inducted into the university’s Alumni Entrepreneur Hall of Fame on Oct. 7

Shipyard’s economic impact: $1.3 billion

NH Business Review Staff

Shipyard's 2021 impact is nearly 40 percent greater than its 2020 economic impact of $948 million

Judge rejects class action lawsuit over Sig Sauer pistol

Todd Bookman-NH Public Radio

Sig Sauer, for now, avoids a financial hit that could have reached into the tens of millions of dollars

Sustainable marketing champion Carrie Mayo

Michael McCord

MAYO Web Design & Marketing Services becomes one of the latest to join the vast global network of B corporations

Animal science magnetism

Eric Schlapak

Dover High program helps students cultivate a much-indemand career

In the CHIPS

Bob Sanders

NH may reap big benefits from new federal law

Common Man Ukraine effort raises bar on giving back

Paul Briand

Philanthropy tops the menu for NH hospitality company

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