Will we be the last generation to enjoy cod?
Habitat protection is the last, best hope
New Hampshire Business Review - September-19 2014
Voucher law has no real help for low-income kids
Supreme Court ruling means the tax credit program may continue for the moment, leaving the state with a fiscal liability of uncertain size for a program with no legitimate public purpose
The slates are chosen for November’s election
No sooner was the primary over then attack ads funded by out-of-state PACs and ‘social welfare organizations’ began to disparage the nominees
LastingMatters founder Barbara Sedoric
Barbara Sedoric, creator of the LastingMatters Organizer, is helping people confront one of the most difficult subjects of all – the inevitability of death and how to plan for it
Unplug from social media: It’s good for the soul, and for business
Great leaders don’t find themselves on center stage because of their awesomely punctual response rate to tweets and emails
‘Robo advisors’ and your financial security
They raise questions about the limits of technology and how the financial advice world responds
Manufacturing Week focuses on training
All seven communities colleges will open their doors to the public on Oct. 1
App developers hope to take a bite out of theft
Co-founder Gary O’Neil sees Rejjee as revolutionizing how the reporting of lost or stolen property is handled
N.H.'s health coverage evolution
As ACA penalties become a reality, more offerings and coverage options await
Figuring out whether you’re under the influence
Have you ever been talked into buying something by a salesperson and immediately regretted it? Have you ever been in a situation where your intuition told you to act one way, but social behaviors made you act another? Have you…
