The Manchester Monarchs are being marketed for sale to new owners less than three years after the current management group bought the minor league hockey team.
The Regional Economic Development Center has spent the past 25 years working to help the southern New Hampshire economy and local businesses grow, said the organization.
Property owners evicted the operator of the Cheers Poker Room business at 286 N. Broadway in Salem last week, but business owner Dan Dandreo said he's not going anywhere.
Lisa Duval and her husband missed their honeymoon because they were busy restoring electricity to people in Connecticut years back.
The penalty is expected to be much larger than the $22.5 million fine the agency imposed on Google in 2012.
Eddie Lampert’s ESL Investments Inc. will finance its winning $5.2 billion bid to salvage Sears Holdings Corp. in part with $850 million from a new asset-based loan, according to a regulatory filing Friday.
KEENE — The Pho Keene Great sign controversy is over, with city officials Friday approving the tiny sign for the new downtown noodle shop.
Gymboree Group Inc. will shut down after going bankrupt a second time, the victim of falling mall traffic and cheaper online sources of kids clothing. About 10,000 people could lose their jobs.
MANCHESTER — A Gilford construction company is teaming up with Manchester’s Mark Carrier Construction to expand its reach.
Ed Franco has a flying museum. That's what the Air Force veteran from Brandon calls the 1943 Douglas C-47 plane that his company, Turin Aviation Group, has been restoring since 2016.
The government shutdown is delaying Fiat Chrysler Automobiles’s efforts to bring crucial new heavy-duty Ram pickups to the market.
DERRY -- Homeowners Bill and Brendena Fleming bought their antique farmhouse at 56 Tsienneto Road in 2015 with big plans for their family of four adopted children, six dogs and several farm animals.
EPPING — Just three months after closing its Portsmouth restaurant, 900 Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria plans to close its Epping location this Saturday.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sens. Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan, both D-NH, reintroduced legislation that would overturn a recent Supreme Court ruling allowing states to collect sales tax from out-of-state businesses.
Sears — the iconic retail chain that was forced into bankruptcy in October — avoided a total shutdown after billionaire Eddie Lampert, the company’s chairman and largest shareholder, won a bankruptcy auction for Sears Holdings Corp., according to a person familiar with the matter.
Tower Hill Tavern, located at the epicenter of the city’s annual Bike Week festivities, is planning to serve up beer with a view.
MERRIMACK — Navy pilots are now using a night vision system designed to improve their effectiveness in combat.
PORTSMOUTH — Allegiant plans to begin nonstop service from Portsmouth to Savannah via Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport beginning June 8, the company announced Tuesday.
CONCORD — The state’s unemployment rate for December stood at 2.5 percent, unchanged from November, when the rate hit that mark for the first time since 1988.
ASHLAND — The Common Man family has removed all plastic straws from its restaurants statewide, replacing them with paper straws.
AMHERST — The Souhegan Valley Chamber and attorney Chris Bond are hosting a discussion Thursday morning about human resource issues for small businesses.
KEENE — Two Keene State College professors are collaborating with businesses to support working mothers who want to breastfeed their children after they go back to work.
DERRY — Construction crews began excavation and site work Monday on a new Derry Medical Center building at what will be 11 Tsienneto Road.
The resolution asks that the storage facility not be allowed in town without the approval of two-thirds of voters.
Shaw’s Supermarket on Woodbury Avenue is closing its doors after 25 years in business.
USA Today publisher Gannett Co. received an unsolicited $1.36 billion offer from MNG Enterprises Inc., a company that has bought newspapers across the country and is known for its drastic cost cuts.
Minorities and women, especially those in their 20s and early 30s, are returning to the workforce. They’ve been drawn back by rising wages and recruited by employers who may have bypassed them when the supply of unemployed Americans seemed inexhaustible.
The New Hampshire Union Leader is launching an event series in March designed to bring more information and connection to the media company’s growing audience.
LONDONDERRY — Greg Hughes, the owner of Xtreme Craze, a new indoor inflatable airpark and laser tag arena under construction at the Apple Tree Mall on Route 102, said he is hiring 40 to 45 positions for the facility, which he said will be the first of its kind in the United States.
THOSE AT the top of organizations must be the masters of many moving parts, some of which they control and some of which they can only adjust to. They make big decisions with big consequences for large numbers of people.
St. Mary’s Bank has promoted Rebecca Tetrault and Pamela McKinnon, and hired Mary Sullivan and Jason Miles.
IT IS an exciting time to be a part of the manufacturing industry in New Hampshire. Our state has a diverse manufacturing industry that offers competitive jobs in fields from aerospace and defense to computers and electronics.
STRATHAM — The buy-online, pickup-in-store ecommerce model is sweeping the nation, and Stratham-based logistics technologies firm Position Imaging Inc. is reimagining the customer pickup experience with its latest product, iPickup.
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MEREDITH — A new craft beer startup in the Lakes Region has hired the brewmaster from the company that makes the largest selling craft brew in Vermont.
LONDONDERRY — Coca-Cola of Northern New England is one of Manchester Water Works’ biggest buyers, according to MWW Director Phil Croasdale.
Don’t underestimate the power of gratitude, especially when it’s delivered to one of us baby boomers via that endangered species known as the thank-you card.
Coca-Cola of Northern New England, an independent bottling franchise owned by Japanese beverage company Kirin, is expanding production capabilities at its Londonderry plant after closing a production facility in Needham, Mass.
Liz Hitchcock and Amy Chhom are in the process of buying the former Cohas Shoe Factory building at 252 Willow St. to create up to 60 residential units for people looking for loft space.
Don’t blame the delivery companies, according to Bob Sculley, executive director of the Energy Marketers Association of New Hampshire, which represents oil dealers.
Like most people in business, I’ve always been a big believer in doing the right thing, taking care of people and being transparent and candid with everyone.
Q: My company’s goal for 2019 is to ensure that we are cultivating a positive and productive environment for our workplace. Having never really been systematic in our approach, what are the top things we can focus on?
Two proposed hotels — one in the Millyard and another downtown — soon will kick off construction.
The question often asked is: When should I review my documents?
Current Chief Operating Officer Michele Sheppard and Vice President of Finance Janis Clark will share interim duties of the CEO while a search is conducted, officials said.
Now in its third year, Accelerate NH runs for 12 weeks beginning in February and helps founders take their ideas to the next level through mentorship, support and programming.
Q: Sears used to be the country’s biggest retailer. What happened?
On Tuesday, the Grind Rail Trail Cafe in Derry received a strange delivery: several individually packaged T-shirts with depictions of pug dogs and pug-related slogans.
The company said it will “part ways” with some of its manpower, citing “extraordinarily difficult challenges ahead.”
The owner of a dog bone manufacturing company is disputing a Department of Labor report that he owes employees more than $28,000 in back pay.
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