MERRIMACK -- Plans have been developed for the next phase of the Normandy Estates housing complex.
American Airlines Group Inc. forecast a big increase in capacity this year and said costs will rise, risking pressure to raise fares and a squeeze on profit.
CONCORD — The Business and Industry Association’s has scheduled its annual Small Business Day for 7:30 a.m. to noon Feb. 14 at the Holiday Inn, 172 N. Main St., Concord.
MANCHESTER — Three outstanding women in technology will be honored at the fifth annual TechWomen TechGirls annual luncheon on April 1 at the Bedford Village Inn. The New Hampshire Tech Alliance is accepting nominations for TechStudent of the Year, TechTeacher of the Year and TechProfessional…
A new sports bar with a large indoor section for competitive cornhole is set to open at the Apple Tree Mall shopping center in April.
NASHUA — Conceptual plans for the former Mohawk Tannery site include up to 300 apartments and a proposed financial partnership with the city, according to Tim Cummings, economic development director.
Four of the five biggest U.S. technology giants boosted their lobbying spending last year as they battled charges of unfair competition, sought to shape privacy legislation and pursued large government contracts in an increasingly hostile Washington.
PORTSMOUTH — Facebook is partnering with SCORE to help veterans build their businesses.
WINDHAM — Urban youth development program Dreamers’ Ranch in Windham is holding its second annual fundraiser — the Fire and Ice Winter Festival — Saturday, to support its growing young entrepreneurs program and purchase farm supplies.
WASHINGTON - The European Union is as strong economically as the United States, and will respond to any additional U.S. tariffs with duties of its own on U.S. products, Germany's ambassador to the United States, Emily Haber, said on Wednesday.
Sonos Inc is facing a social media firestorm after the wireless speaker pioneer decided to stop software updates for some of its older products.
CLAREMONT — The River Road steel bridge manufacturing plant is part of a $642 million deal that takes the Canam Group private, and puts it completely in control of Canadian firms.
CONCORD — Advocates, developers and a bipartisan legislative team promoted Tuesday an ambitious package of incentives to deal with what they called an affordable housing “crisis” in New Hampshire.
WASHINGTON/CHICAGO — Boeing Chief Executive Dave Calhoun told reporters on Wednesday the U.S. planemaker expects to resume 737 MAX production months before its forecasted mid-year return to service and said it did not plan to suspend or cut its dividend.
LONDON - Guitar-maker Fender has been fined $6 million in Britain after it admitted breaking competition law by preventing retailers from discounting online prices for its instruments, which can run into thousands of pounds.
Gary and Judi Window want to bring the “next-best-thing” to home cooking to their first restaurant on Elm Street.
MANCHESTER — A court challenge of a redevelopment project on Elm Street is an effort to delay the apartment complex and jack up the costs, the lawyer for the developer said during a trial on Tuesday.
While still under investigation, the early Saturday morning fire that caused extensive damage to the interior of the Glen Junction Family Restaurant appears to be accidental, said Bartlett Fire-Rescue Chief Pat Roberts.
Europe’s biggest defense firm will buy the military global positioning system arm of UTC’s Collins Aerospace unit for $1.93 billion, together with Raytheon’s airborne tactical radios operation at a cost of $275 million, it said Monday.
Netflix Inc. missed Wall Street subscriber forecasts for the first quarter Tuesday, amid pressure from lower-cost services from Walt Disney Co. and Apple Inc. in the streaming video wars.
He feels he lost business when the café's Instagram account disappeared.
DERRY — Doire Distilling owners Andy Day and Alana Wentworth are inviting customers to have a direct hand in distilling a bottle of liquor for a day, and then to enjoy the fruits of their labor with seven cases of custom-labeled bottles.
MANCHESTER — Eight years ago, Michael and Diane Tkacz took a risk in opening Patches’ Quilt Loft & Embroidery.
For years, Amber Walker held a dim view of Aldi, the discount grocer whose U.S. headquarters sit just a mile from her home in Batavia, Ill.
BEDFORD — With more than $30 million invested in the Market and Main complex thus far, the project’s developer said 200 apartments must be included in the plan to make it financially feasible.
LINCOLN — Next year, Loon Mountain Resort plans to put the “Cadillac” of chairlifts into service.
NEW LONDON — Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health is funding five new majors at Colby-Sawyer College as part of a new $3.2 million partnership.
McLean Communications names Burden publisher
There is no need to be all at sea in the financial ocean. Learning to identify the ships as they sail by is not hard to do. You don’t have to be able to sail them, just name them and have an idea what they can and can’t do.
MANY PEOPLE experience a post-holiday slump this time of year. The excitement and fun of decorating, celebrating, spending time with family and enjoying contact with friends from long ago could leave one feeling somewhat drained. Add the fewer daylight hours, bitter cold, and sleet and ice s…
MANCHESTER — Inside one of the new labs at the University of New Hampshire’s Manchester campus on a recent afternoon, assistant professor of biotechnology Kristen Johnson and two students evaluated genes as part of pancreatic cancer research.
Q: What is a benefit corporation, and how is it different than a traditional corporation in New Hampshire?
We all have things we are good at. And we all have things we are not so good at.
A great mentor never leaves you.
NASHUA — Millyard Bank is the first new bank to open in the Gate City in more than a decade. The bank is also one of only two new state-chartered banks to open its doors in New Hampshire since 2015.
CONCORD — The state of New Hampshire plans to install electric-vehicle “fast” charging stations along six major highway corridors. And it won’t cost taxpayers a dime.
PERHAPS YOU received an extra special gift this year such as a large sum of cash or other property or maybe even some stocks. If you are (or anticipate being) among this group, here are some tips to help you manage your gift.
NO DOUBT, you’ve been reading about the SECURE Act’s impact on retirement accounts. The SECURE Act was passed in December. Regulations have not been issued as of yet, so be sure to talk with your attorney or accountant before taking any action.
Filing taxes last year was a nightmare for taxpayers, their accountants and the Internal Revenue Service. This year might not be much better.
MEXICO CITY — For a president with a “man of the people” image, it seemed a great idea.
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