Several Bank of America branches are temporarily closed across New Hampshire as result of the pandemic, according to the bank.
Thursday, April 22, 2021
WASHINGTON — The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits fell to a 13-month low last week, suggesting layoffs were subsiding and strengthening expectations for another month of blockbuster job growth in April as a re-opening economy unleashes pent-up demand.
Andre Carrier, chief operating officer of Eureka Casinos, is optimistic by nature. Still, he doesn't think it's a stretch to project a strong rebound for the Southern Nevada gaming industry as it emerges from the pandemic.
One of Maine's largest internet companies plans to install fast fiber internet to 11,500 rural customers starting early next year and make major upgrades to its existing network, which could significantly improve the state's lagging broadband infrastructure.
Wednesday, April 21, 2021
Bob Leger affectionately calls the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom his “connection to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.”
Hannaford store manager Carl Provencher opened a green bin inside the supermarket’s produce prep room Wednesday filled with nearly 250 pounds of food waste — green peppers, onion shells, Swiss chard, potatoes.
A failing bridge in Amherst will soon be replaced, and construction could take more than a year to be completed.
SAN FRANCISCO — Amazon is expanding technology to let shoppers pay by scanning their palm print to several Whole Foods stores in Seattle, aiming to push it to a broader group of patrons.
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
Lebanon City Manager Shaun Mulholland said a $1.25 million grant coming to Lebanon Municipal Airport is securing the facility’s future and helping to save jobs.
WASHINGTON - The United States will join an effort by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 in the global shipping industry, climate envoy John Kerry announced on Tuesday ahead of a climate leaders summit President Joe Biden will host this week.
Monday, April 19, 2021
As with most journeys, how you get to where you want to go depends on where you start. This applies to starting a business as much as it does to going on any other journey.
Just before midnight Saturday, a Tesla drove swiftly around a curve, veered off the road, struck a tree and burst into flames in The Woodlands, Texas, a suburb north of Houston, police said.
NASHUA — BAE Systems Inc.’s Electronic Systems sector honored 14 top suppliers — including two from New Hampshire and three from Massachusetts — for on-time delivery and quality standards at the fourth annual Partner 2 Win Supplier Symposium ceremony, held virtually last week.
The Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) is now issuing professional badges for student completion statewide.
Tribune Publishing Co said on Monday Swiss billionaire Hansjoerg Wyss had decided to leave a group that had made a $680 million approach for the owner of the Chicago Tribune and the New York Daily News.
OTTAWA, April 19 (Reuters) - Canadian housing starts rose 21.6% in March compared with the previous month on a surge in multiple urban starts, data from the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation showed on Monday.
Coca-Cola Co thumped estimates for quarterly results on Monday as sales in Asia picked up following the reopening of stores and restaurants, but the beverage maker warned of a rocky road ahead due to growing COVID-19 cases in some markets.
Sunday, April 18, 2021
Earth Day will bring together leaders of more than three dozen countries to talk climate. And while the state of the environment will be the focus of the discussions, it’s the economy that will drive decisions.
BRETTON WOODS — The Omni Mount Washington Resort recently finished its 69-room/suite Presidential Wing, a $60 million upgrade that began in July 2018 with the installation of the Bretton Woods Skyway Gondola, New Hampshire’s first eight-passenger gondola.
President Joe Biden’s strategy of bolstering labor unions as a way to enhance American workers’ pay is running up against a half-century of setbacks for organizing workers.
Saturday, April 17, 2021
The vice provost for innovation and new ventures at the University of New Hampshire warns of the risks of changes to interpretations of the law that allows colleges to capitalize on their research and turn discoveries into viable consumer products.
Tom Farrelly recalls seeing fewer than 10 cars in the parking garage when he showed up for work at the state’s tallest building during the pandemic’s darker days.
YOU MAY have a term life insurance policy that you purchased in order to cover you for a specific period of time. This is where the label term insurance comes from since such a policy lasts for a certain term in your life.
As a proponent of financial literacy, I am always interested in how people are doing when it comes to saving and investing for retirement.
JACKIE ROY will never again wear a snowsuit to a client meeting.
Although Gov. Chris Sununu ended the state’s mask mandate on Friday, businesses around the state are still asking customers to wear face coverings inside.
MOST overnight summer camps — an estimated 95% — across the state decided to close last year with COVID-19 restrictions making it difficult to operate.
Running full speed ahead with its signature road races, Millennium Running has found a way to plan 20 upcoming events for athletes of all ages.
Spinning wheels aren't the only things that keep Peloton Interactive moving -- the home-exercise company is also waging patent wars with its rivals.
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In speaking with local entrepreneurs, a common piece of feedback is that New Hampshire fosters an impressively collaborative business environment, particularly when compared with innovation hubs in other parts of the country.