Trouble in Texas: Could it happen in NH?
There are three reasons it can’t, but that’s no reason to be complacent
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Report says New Hampshire among the worst places to be a college student
Granite State ranks 48th in national survey
Jaffrey selects Consolidated Communications for broadband project
Town would become company’s ninth fiber-to-the-rural premises community
Tech Tidbits From Around NH
Red River launches scholarship for HBCU students … and more
How Important Are Foreign-Owned Businesses To The NH Economy?
Plymouth State University professors Dr. Chen Wu and Dr. Roxana Wright about their recent study which shows 7.7 percent of the state’s total private sector employment comes from foreign-owned firms
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
NHDOT Commissioner Sheehan testifies in D.C., CATCH wins $20k grant … and more
New Hampshire bank branches are another Covid casualty
More locations are closing due to increased pressure from pandemic and move to online transactions
SBA opens two-week Paycheck Protection Program window for smallest businesses
Agency limits participation to firms with under 20 employees and sole proprietors
Shaheen measure would expand homeowner assistance in pandemic
Bill would set up $75 billion fund to target foreclosure prevention
Should New Hampshire require towns to allow tiny houses?
Bill seeks to set up process to allow them where ADUs are permitted
Who benefits from federal housing tax credit changes?
Questions arise on eligibility of 2020 bond-financed projects
Potential cost of New Hampshire school voucher bill raises questions about Ed Department’s data
Accuracy of projections about participation at heart of debate
North European Oil Royalty Trust? It’s based in New Hampshire
Keene-based passive trust’s income comes from gas, oil and sulfur deposits in Germany
Pandemic baby bust taking hold in NH
Declining birth rates often accompany economic turmoil
Four-year delay sought in new business profits tax calculation
Use of single sales factor is designed to hit companies not based in New Hampshire
Update your employee handbook in 2021
Federal and state employment laws are constantly changing, so policies and practices should be regularly updated
Over 7.300 New Hampshire businesses have taken PPP2 loans so far
Latest SBA report sees a steady but slower interest from firms
Report: Cyber liability insurance costs up slightly in New Hampshire
Average premium for $1 million in coverage increases to $1,431, a 1% rise
Hassan takes chair of Senate cybersecurity subcommittee
New Hampshire senator warns of ‘range of emerging threats’
Big decline seen in New Hampshire unemployment filings
26% drop reported as continuing claims also dip
Why Is J.P. Morgan Feeling Optimistic About 2021?
Jeff talks with Jim Glassman and Tom Cunningham from J.P. Morgan about the company's 2021 Business Leaders Outlook survey. Based on the survey, and on what Tom is seeing first hand with clients in New Hampshire, the pair is optimistic about the economy, and opportunity for a return to modest growth, in 2021.
Support solidifies for added boost to New Hampshire’s Affordable Housing Fund
Measure to add another $10 million wins widespread backing at Senate committee hearing
New Hampshire companies call for enhancing state’s energy-efficiency standard
In letter to PUC, they urge boost, citing ‘most cost-effective energy resource available’
Berlin continues economic development efforts
TIF district eyed near Jericho Mountain State Park
