Articles from New Hampshire Business Review (April 10, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Zombie' banks a symptom of our times: on life support until an alternative to closure is found.	Wible, Jim		904
50+: the changing face of New Hampshire's workforce: planning today for tomorrow's 50+ worker.	Stone, Tracie		708
90 percent of top officers negotiated their severance last year.		Brief article	86
A capital boost for community development: UNH-based project boosts asset-backed securities for nonprofits.	Kibbe, Cindy		1508
A newspaper by any other name ...		Brief article	117
A warning on state WARN bill: measure as presented raises serious concerns.	Williams, J. Christopher		580
Area's community banks fight a 'false' perception: bankers say they're healthy, well capitalized and have money to lend.	Smith, Ashley		729
Bankruptcy filings increase 27% in March.	Sanders, Bob	Report	223
Bedford planners OK condos, business park.		Brief article	172
Bill targets out-of-state landlords in N.H.: lawmakers seek to toughen enforcement for code violations.	Sanders, Bob	Law overview	533
Bow sues over bridge repairs.		Case overview	126
Businessman to appeal Hollis ZBA decision.		Brief article	132
Capital steps: Angel investments down, deals hold steady.	Kibbe, Candy	Brief article	263
Court rulings affect hospital-doctor ties: investigations carry serious implications.	Crandlemire, Don	Brief article	442
Despite headlines, N.H. auto dealers remain confident.	McCord, Michael		846
Dog gone.		Brief article	332
DRED decision: agency to shut Pease office in June.		Brief article	140
Energy savings for manufacturers eyed: regional pilot focuses on helping companies with lean, energy efforts.			332
Experience is the best defense in recessionary times.	Norton, William		665
F&J Tote board.		Brief article	150
FairPoint told to fix problems faster.			320
Fast company: 'Speed Coaching' event to be held April 30.	Kibbe, Cindy	Conference news	293
Financing woes squeezing auto dealers.	Smith, Ashley		488
For the taking: who's buying up all the foreclosed homes.	Sanders, Bob		2378
Future N.H. construction is stimulated.		Brief article	152
Grant to help N.H. group promote paid sick days.	Kibbe, Cindy		396
History judges us by our fairness.	Splaine, Jim		502
How to get control of your cash flow.	Nolan, Michael		777
It's been making the rounds ...		Brief article	176
Laconia considers impact fees.		Brief article	100
Magazine cites Highland Lake Inn.		Brief article	113
Mark your calendar.		Calendar	1085
Mary Ellen Jackson, executive director of the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits, and Bill Marcello, chief executive of Southwestern Community Services, received Good Citizens Awards at the recent Citizens Bank Community Relations Luncheon in recognition of their contributions to the betterment of the state's communities.		Brief article	80
Maximize your visibility with a minimal budget.	Guzikowski, Stefanie		708
Mt. Sunapee trial with state is off.		Brief article	128
Mt. Washington named among world's best.		Brief article	142
MVP's N.H. enrollment rises 13%.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	164
N.H. leading indicator falls.	Simos, Evangelos Otto	Brief article	86
N.H. ranks 9th in tech employment study: nearly 71 of 1,000 workers are employed in state's tech sector.	Kibbe, Cindy	Statistical data	349
Nashua Corp.		Brief article	101
New Hampshire's top judge has told lawmakers that budget cuts are undermining the courts' ability to deliver justice promptly.		Brief article	107
Next stop: liquidation: USA Springs bankruptcy converted to Chapter 7.			367
NHBR about town.			489
NHHFA honors 10 brokerages.		Brief article	97
OSHA cites Rindge amusement firm.		Brief article	189
Party pooper?			81
PC Connection, Inc.		Brief article	99
Pease at last: David Mullen officially named director of PDA.		Brief article	122
Portsmouth project target now summer 2010.		Brief article	113
Portuguese wine 'ambassador' Jayme Simoes.	Kibbe, Cindy	Interview	611
Pro Con Inc.		Brief article	86
Reducing your event's environmental impacts: for events and trade shows to become truly sustainable, the industry must mitigate the environmental cost of the entire event process.	Baker, Jeff		1087
Region's hospitals team up to prevent pressure ulcers: goal is to share best practices, improve patient care.			344
Road tests: forum to address stimulus, railway.		Brief article	181
SBA has the tools to boost small business.	Jones, Witmer H.		582
Single-payer health plan resolution approved by N.H. lawmakers.	Sanders, Bob	Brief article	239
State unveils action plan to tackle climate change: 67 recommended actions range from zoning changes to alternative energy to 'feebates' for high-mileage cars.	Brooks, David		1319
Stimulus money will speed opening of airport road.		Brief article	105
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	641
Students in the 4th, 5th and 6th grades at The World Schools in Nashua recently made a book donation to St. Joseph Hospital's pediatric unit as part of their participation in the reading program Care Where You Are sweepstakes sponsored by Scholastic Book Clubs.		Brief article	100
Study: N.H. near bottom in per-person stimulus aid.	Landrigan, Kevin	Report	780
The New Hampshire Senate has voted for a pair of unemployment bills that greatly expand the number of workers able to collect or keep benefits, despite objections that the bills could further drain the rapidly shrinking unemployment fund, resulting in higher payroll taxes for employers.		Brief article	97
The rest of the story ... of government.	Cook, Brad		886
Vital & Ryze Advertising Inc.			125
Wal-Mart eyes Manchester site.		Brief article	117
WBC readies Spring Marketplace.		Brief article	138
Weatherization dollars seen as a boon for builders: $23m in federal funds means 'you're going to see a wide variety of companies, from the smallest to the largest, involved'.	McCord, Michael		771
What about peanut butter and preserves?		Brief article	238
Whatever you do, don't imitate the airlines.	Bourque, Ron		727