Pittsfield bakery’s plant was leveled by fire 6 years ago, but company rebuilt.

B efore driving home from work one night last week, I scooped up a couple of green necklaces that had been sitting in my cup holder for several days, a souvenir from a fundraiser.

Over the past few days, workers at Events United have been setting up a 2,400-square-foot studio at the company’s headquarters in Derry.

Jim Roche recalls being the youngest person in the boardroom when he signed on as president of the Business and Industry Association in 2005. Now, 60, Roche is among the upper third in the age bracket of the BIA’s directors.

By Mike Cote

School board members can expect a room packed with business people this week when they consider adopting a strategic plan for city schools.

Donald Trump will steal much of the show Monday night when he takes the stage at SNHU Arena in Manchester for a rally the day before the first-in-the-nation primary

If you believe TurboTax’s latest TV commercials, anyone can figure out how to do their taxes. It’s as easy as playing Candy Crush on your iPhone.

What’s good for schools is good for business.

A great mentor never leaves you.

Back in the early ’70s, WMUR still broadcast its local news and original programming in black and white while everything the Manchester station carried from ABC appeared in color.

MY THREE SONS moved around a lot as their mother and I chased better jobs to further our careers. One constant about where we chose to go was the quality of the schools they would be attending.

Jason Sgro has a hunch his company might be able to recruit some engineers in Manchester.

Finding workers in an era of record low employment continues to be difficult for businesses in the Granite State. For Marc Sedam, the challenge is finding entrepreneurs with management chops to operate technology startups.

Welcome back, Rex Theatre. We prefer you to a parking lot.

What drives innovation?

From an old cigar factory on Canal Street, Travis York helps clients hawk lottery tickets, doughnuts and barbecue sauce and sells sneakers, drums and motorcycle magazines.

KANSAS CITY, Kan. - From the window of the tiny dining room and kitchen at our Airbnb, we can see a couple of middle school kids setting up a portable basketball hoop in the parking lot of the Catholic parish across the street, the girl and boy dressed in matching gray and navy blue uniforms.

The entrance to Tom Daly’s fourth floor office in Nashua is branded only by the suite number. From this quiet space, the vice president of infrastructure for Fastly oversees a global internet cloud platform that helps businesses deliver content, connect with customers and keep their networks…

As Julie Demers prepared to begin her tenure as the New Hampshire Tech Alliance‘s first full-time executive director, board members began planning a road show for her to meet with groups around the state to promote the nonprofit’s work.

As chairman and co-CEO of CCA Global Partners, Howard Brodsky oversees 15 business cooperatives that together serve one million small businesses in four countries and 20,000 childcare centers across America.

When it comes to workforce development, the tech industry has some catching up to do with other sectors, Jeremy Hitchcock says.

From his quiet sixth-floor office in the Brady Sullivan Tower, Bryan Lord is overseeing the development of a surgical device he and his fellow investors hope will prove disruptive in the medical industry.

PORTSMOUTH -- If all goes to plan, Herbie Hancock will be headlining the opening night of Elle’s in the spring of 2021. The iconic pianist and keyboard player just doesn’t know it yet.

One recent morning, I was looking for a mailbox on Elm Street to mail a greeting card. I found a pair of them outside an office building, a reminder of a time when a single mailbox was not enough to handle the daily volume from local businesses.

There’s a scene in the X-Men film “Logan” that features self-driving trucks speeding ominously on the highway in both directions — giant tractor-trailers carrying cargo to points unknown.

Got health problems? Blame the couch potato gene.

A few weeks back, I celebrated seven years with the New Hampshire Union Leader and Sunday News. It’s not an anniversary I would have thought much about except that LinkedIn shared that information with my network.

It was an offer too good to pass up. Southern New Hampshire University would team up with Salesforce to create a program that offers college credit for coursework completed on the company’s Trailhead platform.

If you have trouble deciding which local nonprofits you want to support, no one would fault you. The Granite State is home to 6,547 charitable nonprofits competing for donations, government contracts, service fees and other sources of income.

Coming soon to the Currier Museum of Art: The chance to spend some time with one of the Granite State’s funniest native sons for a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to be a professional stand-up comic.

Rob Katz is about to become a much more familiar name in New Hampshire winter tourism.

Charitable giving is big business.

Neil Armstrong. July 20, 1969. One small step. One giant leap.

Jobs, jobs, jobs and no one to fill them — at least not the people with the right skills.

Gossler Park Elementary School has learned a few things about leadership over the past four years. Change your culture and more kids — and teachers — show up in the morning.

That’s when it’s time to move on to the next adventure.

For Father’s Day, we asked some business and community leaders — and a couple of comedians — to share the best advice they received from their fathers. We also asked these dads what wisdom they are passing on to their children.

You can’t help but notice the Inc. 5000 plaques when you walk into Mainstay Technologies’ offices at the Sundial Center off Queen City Avenue.

Fred Bates would love to find a way to gather his family online for periodic reunions. 

The Small Business Administration’s annual Small Business Week spotlighted successful companies last week. It also honored the people and service providers who help those companies become viable.