Columns
Ask the Expert: Effective networking -- defined and applied
READER COMMENTS: 0Jason Alexander, in May's "Ask the Expert" column, describes networking as a "goal-oriented, disciplined way of life."
Opinion
The future looks 'blisk' at GE-Hooksett
READER COMMENTS: 0The newly developed LEAP engines that will power Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 aircrafts will be taking to the air with parts milled in the Granite State.
Speaker tells education summit it's not the economy, it's the work force
READER COMMENTS: 1Concerned about the nation's jobs climate, business and education leaders gathered last week to discuss the future of America's young people in the manufacturing field.
Being the boss is more than wielding power
READER COMMENTS: 0Regardless of what that role entails, if you are responsible for the success of others, you have a responsibility that I believe to be grossly misunderstood.
NH itself a big attraction on long weekend
READER COMMENTS: 2New Hampshire expects an influx of visitors for Memorial Day. Click here for a...
Health care a top issue for businesses in New Hampshire
READER COMMENTS: 0Health care tops the concerns of New Hampshire businesses and influences whether some businesses locate here, according a state business group.
Small Business Week celebrates entrepreneurs, risk-takers
READER COMMENTS: 0In the culmination of the Small Business Week, winners of the Mayor's Small Business Awards were announced at the second annual breakfast yesterday, including a new category for Queen City Award.
High costs of medical care put NH patients on alert
READER COMMENTS: 8In New Hampshire, there were 134,000 residents younger than 65 without health insurance in 2010, according to U.S. Census figures. Thousands more were under-insured or couldn't afford rising...
Sidewalk repairs stir debate in Manchester
READER COMMENTS: 5New England winters and heavy traffic have taken their toll over the years, and the city's brick sidewalks are now spotted with hot top patches and missing bricks, leaving holes and uneven pathways...
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Elliot seeks green light for bright sign in Londonderry
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Schilling video game firm reportedly lays off staff
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Balsams gets town approval for renovations
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Bedford council upholds zoning amendment vote
Energy
Seabrook plant foes take license fight to federal court
READER COMMENTS: 6Local environmental groups opposed to Seabrook Station's request to extend its nuclear power plant operating license by another 20 years are bringing their fight to federal court.
PSNH's Bow power plant temporarily shut down
READER COMMENTS: 11Public Service of New Hampshire suspended operations at its flagship, coal-fired power plant in Bow because it is cheaper to buy the electricity it needs to serve its estimated 500,000 customers on the open market.
Real Estate
Realtor Q and A: Short-sale property compared to 'REO'
READER COMMENTS: 0What's the difference between buying a "short sale" property and a bank-owned?
Realtor Q and A: Easements can affect property values and uses
READER COMMENTS: 0In New Hampshire easements are very common. The most common easement is known as a right of way.
Do pools add value or are they an expense?
READER COMMENTS: 0Q.: Now that the weather has been nice, my husband and I have decided it is time to begin our search for a new home. We like the idea of having a swimming pool but are wondering if pools actually add value or are they just another expense?
Realtor Q and A: Price home right for quick sale
READER COMMENTS: 0We were told by our real estate agent that we should list our home at a price just slightly under what it may sell for in order to get a quick sale. Wouldn't a better strategy be to list higher and have some room to negotiate?