Purdue Pharma may have just set the starting point for determining what it will cost dozens of pharmaceutical companies to resolve legal liability over their role in creating the U.S. opioid epidemic.
Getting into the pharmacy business was easy for Amazon.com: It paid $753 million to buy the mail-order startup PillPack. The hard part has been prying patients away from their local drugstore.
CONCORD — A veritable who’s sho of New Hampshire state government leadership turned out Monday to support Gov. Chris Sununu’s pick to become the new chairman of the Public Utilities Commission.
In addition to getting the specialty coffees at Tuscan Market and the company’s restaurants, customers can buy freshly roasted beans to take home beginning at $12.99 a pound.
The building is slated for a 3-acre parcel at 4 Blackstone Drive.
Customers will be able to access the property from both Huse Road and South Willow Street.
The business has New Hampshire offices in Manchester and Portsmouth.
The social network also said such content will become harder to search for on Instagram.
Oil posted its biggest ever intraday jump to more than $71 a barrel after a strike on a Saudi Arabian oil facility removed about 5% of global supplies, an attack the U.S. has blamed on Iran.
The United Auto Workers union is leading its first strike against General Motors in 12 years, digging in for a fight over jobs and benefits that could cost the carmaker dearly for an indefinite period.
MANCHESTER — State officials are warning commuters to expect delays on Interstate 293 southbound near Interstate 93, as a long-term lane closure goes into effect just in time for the Monday morning commute.
SALEM — Tuscan Brands has hired a new managing partner to take the lead on leasing deals for The Rock office district within Salem’s Tuscan Village development.
LONDONDERRY — Ford of Londonderry is getting a new service and storage facility built adjacent to its existing dealership, which promises to more than double its service capacity, according to the contractor attached to the project.
CONCORD — The board of directors of New Hampshire Legal Assistance accepted the nomination of five new members.
“THE FIRST CASUALTY of war is truth.” Business battles are the same.
FALL IS HERE — or so it seems with the passing of Labor Day weekend and the arrival of cooler temperatures — and the pressure is already mounting. Vacations are largely over and those with school-age children are busier than ever.
HAVE YOU noticed any changes with your brokerage account’s “sweep” account option?
LOS ANGELES — Walt Disney Co., which became a dominant player in television production with its acquisition of Fox assets earlier this year, is pushing to transform how TV show creators are compensated for their work.
Gordy & Sons Outfitters in Houston stocks almost anything an outdoors enthusiast could want, from a $1,550 knife inlaid with 45,000-year-old woolly mammoth tusk fossil to a $250,000 rifle with a stock made of fine-grained walnut.
NASHUA -- Plans have been approved to redevelop the former Bob’s and Staples stores on Amherst Street.
We all have things we are good at. And we all have things we are not so good at.
MILFORD — When Jessica Principe struggled to finalize the design for a product label, a man working nearby heard her problem and offered to help.
NASHUA — Floor & Decor will make its New Hampshire debut in the former Bob’s and Staples stores on Amherst Street.
BEDFORD — With a low unemployment rate across the state, employers need workers. But many qualified applicants are frustrated with not hearing back.
Imagine your commute tomorrow disrupted because the bridge you always cross is deemed unsafe and closed to traffic. Or getting a whopping bill from your mechanic because your car’s tires and struts are wrecked by frost heaves. Or your Internet connection freezes in the middle of a video chat…
EVEN THINKING about preparing or updating your estate planning documents is tough stuff. There are a lot of variables to consider. Which party gets what assets and when is just one part of the equation. The other factor to consider is who will be in charge of the process.
Gordy & Sons Outfitters in Houston stocks almost anything an outdoors enthusiast could want, from a $1,550 knife inlaid with 45,000-year-old woolly mammoth tusk fossil to a $250,000 rifle with a stock made of fine-grained walnut.
Question: My spouse requires long-term care in a nursing home and Medicaid benefits to finance such care. Will I be able to continue living in my home?
A surge of defense spending is prompting the Pentagon's audit agency to triple the number of evaluations it will undertake in order to uncover or prevent unjustified profits based on incomplete, flawed or inaccurate cost data.
DETROIT — The United Auto Workers (UAW) said on Sunday that its roughly 48,000 hourly workers at General Motors Co. facilities would go on strike as of midnight Sunday after U.S. labor contract talks reached an impasse, the first nationwide strike at GM in 12 years.
NASHUA — One of the largest social services agencies in Nashua has poor financial controls and is not meeting its contractual duties, according to a review by Attorney General Gordon MacDonald, whose office also called on Harbor Homes to reconsider the “high-end” salary paid to chief executi…
The New Hampshire Liquor Commission bailed on a $26 million, 10-year contract with a New York software company to update the commission’s computers systems after the company failed to meet its obligations.
An early Subaru Outback ad from 25 years ago claimed the wagon had “more cargo space than a Honda Passport, more driver headroom than a Jeep Cherokee, ground clearance like a Ford Explorer, plus the riding comfort and fuel economy of a passenger car.”
LITTLETON — During Thursday’s inaugural Community Open House, businesses in the Littleton Industrial Park said they’re thriving but in significant need of more employees.
Apple rolled back privacy rules Thursday that developers of apps for children had said would hurt their ability to make money and improve their products.
HAMPTON — More than 5,500 New Hampshire teenagers signed up to work out for free during the Teen Summer Challenge at Planet Fitness.
Q: I am selling my house without the use of a real estate agent. My current buyer came to me through his agent. Closing is still several weeks off. Due to a change of circumstance, it is a bad idea for me to move, and I want to cancel the contract. If I cancel, will I still owe a commission …
Thousands of volunteers donated their time and energy for the annual event.
T. Boone Pickens, a celebrated corporate raider and energy industry magnate who built an empire out of an initial $2,500 investment, died on Wednesday at age 91. The Oklahoma-born tycoon, known for his folksy speech and ruthless business acumen, died surrounded by his family and friends, sai…
Daniel R. Morrison, chief executive officer of Cambridge Trust New Hampshire, was named 2019 Community Banker of the Year by the New Hampshire Bankers Association.
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