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Big push; state and business leaders have joined together to revive New Hampshire's economic development efforts following years of apathy and neglect [Jul 1990 (7:7) p12+]
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Community focus Portsmouth; the port city looks ahead to the post Pease era [Jun 1990 (7:6) p37+]
Subjects: Portsmouth -
Health care the cost keeps on rising; New Hampshire's hospiital expenses are lower than national averages but are rising faster than any other New England state (graphs) [Jun 1990 (7:6) p30+]
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Deals over meals; power dining may have changed its look,, but it hasn't lost its muscle [Jun 1990 (7:6) p24+]
Subjects: Business Restaurants -
Plotting great escapes [Jun 1990 (7:6) p11]
Subjects: Road Less Travelled Tourism -
New Hampshire 100 public companies; our review of the public in New Hampshire highlights the bright spot as well as the dark clouds in our economic picture [Jun 1990 (7:6) p13+]
Subjects: Business and Industry Vitronics Corporation -
Asbestos does your building have it? [Jun 1990 (7:6) p11]
Subjects: Asbestos -
Ideal occupation; professional shopper [Jun 1990 (7:6) p10]
Subjects: Customer Perspectives Service industries -
Education; the botton line - we're falling behind; our 19th century educational system isn't preparing students for the 21st century [May 1990 (7:5) p14+]
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Hosting Hollywood (RE: film - Once Around) [May 1990 (7:5) p11]
Subjects: Film and Television Bureau Wolfeboro -
Prescription for health care; Norman Payson, founder and CEO of Health Service Inc, is working on a cure for health cost fever [May 1990 (7:5) p27+]
Subjects: Health Care Healthsource Inc -
Construction hot spots for the '90s [May 1990 (7:5) p10]
Subjects: Schools U.S. Post Office -
New Hampshire's retail growth slows; steady but not spectacular growth is the outlook for New Hampshire's retail sector during 1990's (Graphs) [May 1990 (7:5) p30+]
Subjects: Retail Sales -
Clarostate teams with UNH [May 1990 (7:5) p12]
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Business insurance; a premium forecast; the worst appears to be over for workers' comp and health insurance rates but higher costs loom for property and auto coverage [May 1990 (7:5) p23+]
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Commentary: revamping Workers' Comp; proposed reforms will speed decisions and lower costs; HB 1409 bypasses justice and won't solve the basic problems of system [April 1990 (7:4) p46]
Subjects: HB 1409 (1990) Workers' Compensation -
Manufacturer's view of NH; Hitchner Manufacturing CEO Nicholas Babich says the company is planning to be an automated plant in Milford [Apr 1990 (7:4) p37+]
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Hillsborough County: a young, affluent market; [Apr 1990 (7:4) p34+]
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Workouts; the inside story [Apr 1990 (7:4) p11]
Subjects: Design East Real Estate -
Cash; it is the lifeblood of your business. Here are 20 ways to find and keep it [Apr 1990 (7:4) p13+]
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Community focus: Concord; the capital city comes into its own [Mar 1990 (7:3) p29+]
Subjects: Concord D'Amante, Raymond -
Putting Lyme on the map [Mar 1990 (7:3) p10]
Subjects: Geographic Data Technology Inc Lyme -
Good buys: the upside of the real estate downturn; there are many bargains among all types of property on the market today Here are some suggestions of what you can do to benefit from the current sit
Subjects: Real Estate St. Jean, James (Senator) -
Networked advertising (RE: Source Book) [Mar 1990 (7:3) p11]
Subjects: Advertising Hammond Design Associates -
Fewer fat raises in lean times; the days of double digit wage increases are long gone (Graphs) [Mar 1990 (7:3) p34+]
Subjects: Wages