Articles from New Hampshire Business Review (December 19, 2008)

1-57 out of 57 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Hopeful about the future'.	Vlacich, Mike	Editorial	390
'Tis the season for overwhelming stress.	Smith, Malcolm		760
A bad economy may be good for kids.			81
All bets are off.		Brief article	199
Anthem N.H. wins national ranking.		Brief article	139
AT&T plans to close a Dover call center that employs 300 people next year.			124
BIA survey: businesses pessimistic for 2009: nearly 45 percent say 'poor economic conditions' is their biggest concern for 2009.	Kibbe, Cindy	Survey	652
Big 3 bailout will save local jobs.	Holloway, Scott		369
Bottomline named to 'Software 500'.		Brief article	129
Campaign funding ball in Legislature's court.	Cook, Brad		752
Charla Bizios Stevens, an attorney with McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton P.A. of Manchester, is the recipient of the fourth annual lack B. Middleton Pro Bone Legal Services Award for her outstanding commitment to serving New Hampshire's poor and underprivileged citizens.		Brief article	86
Cobb Hill Construction Inc.		Brief article	118
Construction winner: Brian Hooper, MSI Mechanical Systems, Inc.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	293
CPEX Pharmaceuticals Inc.		Brief article	100
Cut rates: business incubator offers part-time deals.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	272
DEKA Research & Development Corp.'s development of the first Stirling engine hybrid electric car has earned it December's "Innovation Rocks!" Award from by the New Hampshire Division of Economic Development's Business Resource Center.			84
F&J Tote board.			174
Five tips to help employees trim the fat: HEAL initiative aims to beef up worksite health promotion.			317
Getting carded: store cards and prepaid bank cards could be the gift that results in misgivings.	Kibbe, Cindy		1286
How to ensure 'ePeace of Mind' in 2009.	Berthiaume, Marc		407
How we can benefit from the recession.	Norton, William		766
Is the GOP gonna party like it's 1989?	Mosca, Ed	Viewpoint essay	547
J Maze Design.		Brief article	94
Job action: transsexual charges PC connection discriminated.	Sanders, Bob		364
Keene cancer center links with Norris Cotton.		Brief article	123
Lawmaker eyes VCR, DVD player disposal.	Sanders, Bob	Brief article	177
Ledyard National Bank.		Brief article	109
Look at what Uncle Sam's left under the tax tree.	Feinberg, Steve		783
Mark your calendar.		Calendar	652
Medical campus proposed in W. Lebanon.		Brief article	170
Merrier Christmas: tree farms seeing green in a red-ink economy.	Sanders, Bob	Brief article	289
Million dollar deals.		Statistical table	851
Mt. Sunapee among ski properties sold to Florida REIT: purchaser's holdings also include Mt. Washington Hotel, Loon Mountain.		Brief article	958
N.H. DOT draws up stimulus package wish list.	Sanders, Bob		457
N.H. duo weaves a business venture in Nepal.	McCord, Michael		954
N.H. housing starts falling for fourth straight year.	Callahan, Kathleen	Report	544
N.H. ranks 13th in 'New Economy'.	Kibbe, Cindy	Report	322
New Hampshire Industries makes itself at home in China: a rising global demand for the Lebanon firm's products led to its opening a facility in China.	Stone, Tracie		985
NHBR about town.			307
Now's the time to address financial security.	McNair, Ally		642
Plan before buying ergonomic furniture: a little effort and preparation can result in a wise investment.	Kind, Mike		667
Portsmouth Tea Company.	Hastings, Emily	Interview	364
Purposeful: WomensTrust founder wins national honor.		Brief article	144
Q&A: workforce housing exec Dick Ingram.	McCord, Michael	Interview	621
Recyclables industry reels from market crash: markets for waste-stream products have dried up.	Callahan, Kathleen		468
Seacoast Board of Realtors.		Brief article	94
State revenues in November were off 29 percent across the board from state taxes on business activity along with the sale of cigarettes, beer, lottery tickets, restaurant meals and hotel rentals.		Brief article	92
Stock check: representing a basket of stocks from N.H.-based companies or those doing a significant amount of business in the state.		Statistical table	646
Stonyfield Farm is suing a New York company that it had contracted to manufacture two styles of yogurt, seeking roughly $7.5 million in damages.		Brief article	80
Study says IT is one of economy's few bright spots: information technology is among the top industries in projected wage and employment growth.		Report	274
The American Cancer Society of New Hampshire.		Brief article	84
The economics of rail.			439
The great dictator.			401
Then there were two: another Boston market pulls up stakes.	Callahan, Kathleen		329
Two insurers to pay big fines over 'exclusionary riders': Assurant Health-owned firms in record-setting pact with state.			512
What does '09 have in store for the N.H. economy? Some are hopeful, others despondent.	Sanders, Bob		1785
Wiggin & Nourie P.A.		Brief article	99