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New Hampshire's legal leaders; look at the state's largest and most influential law firsm [Mar 1991 (8:3) p22+]
Subjects: Attorneys -
Health and fitness directory [Feb 1991 (8:2) p15+]
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Bankruptcy blues; dealing with bankrupt debtors requires comman sense, compassion and cautious credit policies [Feb 1991 (8:2) p31+]
Subjects: Bankruptcy -
Comfortable fit of town and gown; Exeter features urban sophistication in a small town environement [Feb 1991 (8:2) p33]
Subjects: Exeter -
Mayor Brenda takes on taxers; Franklin's fiery mayor takes aleading role in the statwide property taxpayer uprising [Feb 1991 (8:2) p10+]
Subjects: Property Tax Taxation -
Startup station defies the times [Feb 1991 (8:2) p8]
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John Fort; CEO, TYCO Laboratories [Feb 1991 (8:2) p38+]
Subjects: Manufacturers Tyco Laboratories -
Towns return to the 18 percent solution [Feb 1991 (8:2) p8]
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Big players in NH trash just got bigger. the dominance of the state's solid waste industry by waste management inc and Wheelaborator Corpis at a threat to competition or an inevitability [Feb 1991 (8
Subjects: Solid Waste Disposal Waste Management Inc -
Stepping off the corporate track; the payoffs for corporate refugees who start their own businesses are plenty of risks, hard work and personal satisfaction [Jan 1991 (8:1) p25+]
Subjects: Entrepreneurs -
Credit crunch impedes growth; a BIA survey shows that redit is difficult to obtain for longstanding manufacturing firms, as well as companies in troubled sectors of the economy (Graphs) [Jan 1991 (8:
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Employers, meet the baby-bust years [Jan 1991 (8:1) p9]
Subjects: Labor Supply -
Is education a new growth industry for NH? [Jan 1991 (8:1) p8]
Subjects: Inc Magazine RMC Research -
Little help from my friends; Roger Melanson says success of Great American software is due to its business partners as well as its products [Jan 1991 (8:1) p27]
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How low can we go? economists predict 1991 will be the year that the New England economy bottoms out after that comes a painstakingly slow recovery [Jan 1991 (8:1) p13+]
Subjects: Economy -
In the capital comfort zone; Concord isn't recession proof, but the presence of state government insulates it from the economy's severest blows [Jan 1991 (8:1) p21+]
Subjects: Cities and Towns Concord -
Trying to raise the curtain [Jan 1991 (8:1) p9]
Subjects: Concord Performing Arts -
Warren Henderson the Granite Foundation [Jan 1991 (8:1) p38+]
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Looking ahead at the NH economy; increasing globalization an aging population are among the factors reshaping our economy (graphs) [Apr 1991 (8:4) p40+]
Subjects: Economic Conditions -
Take my property, please [Dec 1990 (7:12) p9]
Subjects: Charities Real Estate -
Moveable feast (RE: independint delivery services for restaurants, FETCH and A La Carte) [Dec 1990 (7:12) p9]
Subjects: Restaurants -
Paul Bofinger 21st Century Commission [Dec 1990 (7:12) p38+]
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Coping with the nasty '90's; Doug Pearson guided NSS Corp onto the Inc. 500 fastest growing company list, now he's charting a course through treacheous shoa's of a stormy economy [Dec 1990 (7:12) p10
Subjects: High Tech Industry NSS Corporation -
New best seller [Dec 1990 (7:12) p8]
Subjects: Aged Long Term Planning Associates -
NH tourism goes global [Dec 1990 (7:12) p8]
Subjects: Foreign Trade Tourism