New Hampshire Business Review

from November 17, 2000
Last Document: April 06, 2012

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William Morse - Brief article

On the case: Enterasys prosecutor is honored.

Acme Staple Co. - Brief article

Made in the USA: Franklin firm now only U.S. Staple Manufacturer.

New Hampshire - Brief article

Turning it around: N.H. bankruptcy filings fall in Nov.

Gorham - Brief article

Fraser Papers is seeking court approval to sell the paper mill it owns in Gorham.

Kittery, Maine

The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard stands to receive nearly $10 million in federal funds as part of a $50 million appropriation from the 2010 Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations to the state of Maine.

Manchester

Comcast Corp. is laying off 77 New Hampshire employees, the majority at the company's Manchester operation.

Exeter

Nominations for the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year are being accepted.

Concord - Brief article

The state Division of Travel and Tourism expects 6.5 million visitors to New Hampshire this winter, a 2 percent increase over last year.

Concord - Brief article

Gov. John Lynch has nominated Joseph Mollica, owner of the One Mile West Restaurant in Sunapee, to serve on the New Hampshire' Liquor Commission.

Bristol - Brief article

Argent Communications of Bristol has a tentative agreement to buy the defunct Pine Tree CableVision, which abruptly closed its doors in November, leaving thousands scrambling for new cable and Internet providers.

Washington, D.C. - Brief article

The U.S. Export-Import Bank has increased the upper limit of its small business multi-buyer export credit insurance policy, which it says will allow more small businesses to export their goods and services more easily.

Farmington

Wisconsin-based TDS Telecommunications Corp. has acquired Union Telephone Co., a privately held telecommunications company in Farmington.

INTERNATIONAL TRADE - New Hampshire - John Lynch

N.H., Brazilian state in accord on sustainability: the goal of the collaboration is 'job creation,' says Gov. Lynch.

The bottom line.

The Bottom Line - New Hampshire - Statistical table - Company rankings

Stock check: representing a basket of stocks from N.H.-based companies or those doing a significant amount of business in the state.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - Brief article

Manchester agency launches green energy loan fund.

Finding Balance

Is your business father-friendly?

Small Business Strategies - United States. Small Business Administration

Streamlined help from the SBA.

Jobs and Careers

The challenge and opportunity of underemployment.