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• What's next for bank stocks? [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p24+]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Banks and Banking Securities

• State faces dim power outlook (Graphs) [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p50+]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Electric Power Electric Power-Statistics Statistics

• Color Howtek's future bright [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p52]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Howtek Inc

• Perfect winter perk? [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p11]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Corporate Ski Incentives Inc Skiing

• Protesting too much? [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p12]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Conway Highways Highways-route 16 bypass route 16 bypass

• Fax machines: when tomarrow isn't enough. Once you have a fax machine, you'll quickly find yourself depending on it [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p20+]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Telecommunications

• Nashua adds to its skyline [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p30]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Growth Nashua

• Sizing up your financial planner credentials aren't so easy to assess when you're evaluating financial advisers [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p41+]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: International Association for Financial Planning Investment advisers

• Not for profit advertising [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p13]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Advertisements Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News (Newspaper) Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News (Newspaper)-Advertisements United Way

• Artfully building a corporate image New Hampshire businesses are growing more sophisticated and competitive in choosing works of art to display in their offices and facilities [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p62+]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Artists Arts

• Man made snow saves ski season [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p12]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Ski Areas Snow

• Locked into a $6 million lose [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p13]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Blue Cross and Blue Shield State Employees

• Sowing the seeds of new ventures (RE: Venture capital) [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p44+]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Ash, Richard Roan Ventures LP

• Revolution or illusion? the magic of desktop publishing is accessible to nearly everyone familiar with personal computers. But without good training you might miss out on its true potential [Feb 1989

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Computers

• Rules relaxed for home workers (RE: Cottage industries) [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p12]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Labor Rules and Regulations U.S. Labor Department U.S. Labor Department-Rules and Regulations

• Concord: more than a capital [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p32]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Concord Growth

• Pandor's founder shares her wisdom [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p44]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Gruber, May Pandora Industries Inc

• Manchester's neighbors support airport expansion [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p31]

  1989 (January 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Airports Manchester

• Pumping life into condo sales [Jan 1989 (VI:1) p52]

  1989 (December 31, 1988)

  Subjects: Condominiums Condominiums-Sales Sales

• Portsmouth debates port's land plans [Jan 1989 (VI:1) p10]

  1989 (December 31, 1988)

  Subjects: Port Authority Portsmouth

• Water test: a crusading business [Jan 1989 p14]

  1989 (December 31, 1988)

  Subjects: Rosov, Gene Watertest Corporation

• Foreign trade boosts economy (Graphs) [Jan 1989 (VI:1) p58+]

  1989 (December 31, 1988)

  Subjects: Economy Foreign Trade Foreign Trade-Statistics Statistics

• Where is the Danville tire king? Ernie Hunt boosted he'd sell his huge pile of tires for a big profit. Instead, he's disappeared and left the state with a big disposal problem [Jan 1989 (VI:1) p16]

  1989 (December 31, 1988)

  Subjects: Hunt, Ernest Tires

• A new voice for business in Concord [Jan 1989 (VI:1) p45]

  1989 (December 31, 1988)

  Subjects: Business and Industry Association (BIA) Crosier, John (President, Business and Industry Association (BIA))

• Two civic centers moving foward promoters in Manchester and Concord are cool on the idea of combining forces on a single civic center [Jan 1989 (VI:1) p13]

  1989 (December 31, 1988)

  Subjects: Concord Manchester