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As soon as Dayton and Elizabeth Fox found out the new Popeyes in Concord was open for business, the Texas transplants hopped in the car and headed...

Concord Group Insurance, one of the city’s oldest companies, has moved its headquarters out of its iconic mid-century building facing North State...

After three years of running the Hopkinton Village Store, owners Allison and Will Castelot have bid farewell to the market that has become an...

Business boosters are excited about the expansion of biotech firm United Therapeutics in New Hampshire but the corporate hangar it will build at...

There might be plenty of snow on the ground in parts of New Hampshire but as we near the end of a whiplash winter – blizzard one week, shorts...

New Hampshire multi-member LLCs provide powerful legal and tax structures for their members and their businesses. These structures can enable the...

Former military members and active parents Josh and Carrie Ayers are on track to open their fourth Playa Bowls location in the state early next...

For the first time, the coal-fired power plant in Bow has failed to win funding from an annual program designed to guarantee future electricity...

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News From NH Business Review



ESG finds a home in the insurance industry
By MICHAEL KITCH
Insurers identify and price risks, of which the most significant are the effects of climate change.
The economic, social impacts of state’s housing crisis
Editor’s note: This article is derived from the first edition of the NH Fiscal Policy Institute’s “New Hampshire Policy Points,”...
Wages in NH can’t keep pace with inflation
It might be good news to inflation fighters when employees’ wages are showing signs of stagnation, but it isn’t so great for the workers.
Newly released data from the Federal Trade Commission reveals cases of fraud in New Hampshire are on the decline, but the amount of money victims are losing is on the rise..

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