Articles from New Hampshire Business Review (June 19, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A plan to put 33 wind turbines on forested ridgelines in Coos County has won unanimous approval from the state Site Evaluation Committee.		Brief article	91
At the half: 'economy at midyear' luncheon readied.			215
Avoiding the inevitable: ignoring simple tax fairness only extends N.H.'s fiscal pain.	Cohen, Burt		649
Brookstone Builders Inc.		Brief article	107
Cathy Tedesco: Lamia Felicita Bead Boutique, Plaistow.		Brief article	295
Changing roles increase family, work pressures on men.	Smith, Malcolm	Column	692
College grads tackle job hunt with an array of weapons; the job-search landscape has changed a great deal since the last major recession hit N.H.	Yang, Jennifer T.		686
Cost-cutting can wind up being expensive: employers should consider the legal effects of cutting expenditures.	Van Buskirk, Laurel A.		894
Court ruling targets employee retaliation.	Parent, Jennifer L.		780
CrystalVision.		Brief article	81
F&J tote board.			186
Filing period: N.H. bankruptcies on record pace.	Sanders, Bob		345
Granite State exports nearly flat in March; world economic picture hits N.H. manufacturers.	Simos, Evangelos Otto		519
GT Solar International Inc.		Brief article	114
Guarding against computer viruses.	Berthiaume, Marc		732
He's baaack-sort of.		Brief article	267
Hire math: 17,855 new N.H. hires reported in April.	Kibbe, Cindy	Brief article	144
Home-care cuts defy logic.	Smith, Nicki	Letter to the editor	245
Human relations expert Jack Agati.	Woodburn, Jeff	Interview	621
I'm getting pretty tired of some members of the business community saying, 'Don't do this, don't do that, don't do anything else, but we want an educated workforce.	Smith, Marjorie	Quotation	89
Imprisoned Enterasys exec wins new hearing.	Sanders, Bob		1266
It's a matter of public health.	Diamond, Kristina		556
Jobless rate rises slightly in May.		Brief article	153
Just a thought.		Brief article	84
Keene, N.H.-based C&S Wholesale Grocers has agreed to pay a $215,000 fine to Vermont for violations of the state's laws governing hazardous waste management and underground storage tanks.		Brief article	96
Legislature's bad habit: another cigarette tax hike will hurt small businesses, working families of N.H.	Merheb, Lina		455
Look into the crystal ball: has the economy hit bottom or simply a plateau?	Sanders, Bob	Interview	1883
Majestic Theatre.		Brief article	89
Mark your calendar.		Calendar	808
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley said that Unitil should pay $4.6 million in fines for its botched response to a December 2008 ice storm that knocked out electricity for thousands.		Brief article	87
Members of the Bass family join with Robert P. Bass Jr., the surviving founder of the Concord law firm of Cleveland Waters & Bass In celebrating the firm's 50th anniversary.		Brief article	98
N.H. goes after UBS again over investments; regulators allege firm sold unsuitable Lehman securities.	Sanders, Bob		991
N.H. leading indicator falls.	Simos, Evangelos Otto	Brief article	126
NHBR about town.			363
Nike USA sells Greenland location.		Brief article	122
Nominees sought for NHBR awards.			182
Realtors find some solace in latest home-sale figures; increase in activity offers 'signs of a recovery'.	Feingold, Jeff	Statistical data	619
Republican National Committee.		Brief article	111
Rivier College.		Brief article	96
Speedway Motorsports Inc.		Brief article	83
Standing at the ready.	Holloway, Paul		526
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	647
Stronger currency sends Canadian visitors to N.H.	Yang, Jennifer T.		700
Summer is here--how about the recovery?	Norton, William	Column	563
Taking the economic pulse of the Lakes Region.			2796
Tastes of New England.	Hastings, Emily	Interview	385
The state of the federal estate tax: Congress is getting closer to the law's 2010 sunset date.	Kanyuk, Amy K.		655
The Talbots Inc., the retailer of women's apparel, has agreed to sell "substantially all" of its J. Jill stores to a Jill Acquisition LLC, an affiliate of Golden Gate Capital, a San Francisco-based private equity investment firm, for $75 million.			112
The truth about salespeople--the successful ones.	Sink, Chuck		736
Up and coming: big unemployment-tax hike goes to governor.	Sanders, Bob	Brief article	325
Up and down: N.H. retail picture is unpredictable.		Brief article	313
What happened to consensus-building?	Cook, Brad		639
Where there's smoke: N.H. pot use rate among nation's highest.	Yang, Jennifer T.	Brief article	215
Where's the leadership? Business groups need to take the lead in helping to solve N.H.'s perennial budget mess.		Editorial	426