New Hampshire Business Review

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New Hampshire Business Review, June 20, 2008

WORKFORCE

Softer summer job market faces N.H. teens: others are taking the summer jobs traditionally filled by teens.

Summit gives more women the inspiration to lead: conference sheds light on women and the workplace.(ECONOMICS)(New Hampshire Women's Policy Institute)

MID-YEAR REVIEW

Businesses try to manage in the economic tide.

Q&A - Subject of business ethics - Interview

Businessman and author Christos Papoutsy.

Take 5 - Brief article

12 percent of respondents indicated they have cancelled their vacation plans as a result of higher gas prices.

Take 5 - Report - Brief article

Fewer speeders but more incidents of road rage.

Take 5 - Survey - Brief article

68 percent of respondents say they are now staying at less expensive and lower-rated hotels to save on travel costs.

Take 5 - Report - Brief article

16 percent of the U.S. population does not have a landline phone.

Take 5 - Brief article

Less daytime napping and fewer complaints of insomnia best predicted successful aging.

Seacoast Local, Inc. - Brief article

Local control: Seacoast group offers memberships to individuals.

University of New Hampshire - Brief article

Back to school: donation opens doors to new UNH business college.

Giving credit: Lynch signs Coos County tax credit into law.

Alice DeSouza, director of the state's Division of Travel and Tourism Development, was honored June 5 by the Girl Scouts of Swift Water Council after its annual golf tournament at Candia Woods Golf Links.

Earth movers: Timberland takes green marketing online.

Brief article

Nominees sought for Women's Recognition Award.

Brief article

Balancing act: N.H. project to study work/family balance factors.

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Cost control: no '08-'09 hikes in community college tuition.

Alison Stebbins, Fidelity Investment's regional general manager in New Hampshire, works on one of the computers donated by the company to Easter Seals Robert B. Jolicoeur School in Manchester, with student Shane Millard.

Concord - Brief article

Gov. John Lynch has let a new $940 million school funding plan become law without his signature yesterday.

Augusta, Maine - Brief article

Central Maine Power Co. officials have announced plans to begin a billion-dollar project that will upgrade 485 miles of transmission lines and substations stretching from Orrington, Maine, to Newington, N.H.

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