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N.H. home sales drop 23 percent in August.(REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION)(Brief article)
New Hampshire home sales dropped 23 percent in August 2008 from the same month a year ago. According to the New Hampshire Association of Realtors, unit sales of single-family homes in August 2008 . . .

How to steer clear of 'greenwashing': making false or misleading environmental claims can mean trouble.(GOING GREEN)
Businesses caught up in the stiff competition or consumers with green preferences are making more and broader claims about their environmental products or the environmental benefits of their . . .

NHBR: 30 years and counting.(NHBR's BIG 3.0)(New Hampshire Business Review)
NHBR is celebrating 30 years of reporting on business news and trends. Here are the 10 biggest business news stories of the past three decades, as selected by our readers in our online "Big . . .

Should your company have a blog?(Search Engine Marketing)
Blogging is a fairly recent phenomenon that has caught on fast in the corporate world, primarily because it allows businesses to have dynamic, real-time communication with customers and . . .

NHBR about town.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] 1 Tina Grebloski, and Lakisha Jones manned the Van Otis Chocolates booth at the recent TriCity Expo at the Radisson Manchester. (Photo by Cindy Kibbo) [ILLUSTRATION . . .

Developers file new CVS plan in Concord.(REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION)(Brief article)
Developers have revived a plan to build a new CVS drugstore on North State and Penacook streets in Concord in the wake of a rejection by the Concord Zoning Board in September. Attorney Richard . . .

Habitat chapter ReStores building supplies: the Dover store features usable home improvement and building supplies donated contr
When a contractor demolishes a property, usable items often go the landfill. But a New Hampshire chapter of Habitat for Humanity had another idea. Southeast New Hampshire Habitat for Humanity has . . .

A-B plant, container maker win P2 awards.(going GREEN)
Anheuser-Busch Inc's Merrimack facility and Southeastern Container Inc. of Hudson have been named the winners of this year's Governor's Award for Pollution Prevention. The companies will be . . .

Will Wall Street kill Main Street?(Selling with Nadilo)(Column)
The date is 9/18/08. I've been trying to think about what to write for my column, but the Wall Street mess this week is hanging very heavy on me and everyone I know. I'm having a hard time getting . . .

Memories of Paul Newman, a N.H. visitor.(Cook on Concord)(In memoriam)
The late Paul Newman was not just a great actor, philanthropist and race car driver, he also had connections to New Hampshire politics. On primary election night in 1968, Newman, supporting . . .

N.H. construction contracts plummet in August.(REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION)
Pending construction contracts in New Hampshire declined significantly across the board in August. According to McGraw-Hill Construction, an industry information service, contracts for future . . .

The University of New Hampshire has entered into a licensing agreement with Itaconix LLC to commercialize a green chemistry proc
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Caption: The University of New Hampshire has entered into a licensing agreement with Itaconix LLC to commercialize a green chemistry process developed by the university's . . .

Online video offers a competitive edge.(Working with Video)
Fueled by the need to stay competitive, companies are turning to online video as the solution to their knowledge transfer requirements. Online video has the capability of reaching a globally . . .

John and Bill's excellent venture.(Growing Your Business)(John LaPlante)(Bill Larkins)(Interview)
John LaPlante and Bill Larkins met as undergraduates at M/Z Following school, they went their separate ways--LaPlante got into off-road racing as a design engineer; Larkins worked in startups . . .

Who's best for small business?
Barack Obama Small businesses are the very foundation of our economy. They are the trainer, as the first employers of more than two-thirds of our workforce. They invest in the community rather . . .

HUD sending money to ease foreclosure effects.(REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION)(housing and urban development)(Brief article)
The federal government is sending New Hampshire nearly $20 million to help respond to high numbers of mortgage foreclosures. The Department of Housing and Urban Development says the grant money . . .

New Hampshire's top business lawyers.(LAW)
Each year, the national polling firm Woodward-White performs an exhaustive search for the country's top attorneys and publishes their names in its comprehensive volume, "The Best Lawyers . . .

Green economy effort sees 9,000 new N.H. jobs.(going GREEN)
A coalition of New Hampshire business and development groups is taking the lead in promoting what they see as a green economic recovery program that they say can create 2 million new jobs . . .

Branding a business with 'earned media'.(Beyond Ads)
A trying economy is the best time to increase efforts to further establish and expand the business "brand" for customers, present and prospective, as competitors foolishly reduce their . . .

Who are you trying to punish?(Improving Performance)(Column)
"We need a change! We have to get rid of Bush and all his cronies and let the Democrats in." "Why do you say that?" "Well, Bush gives tax breaks to the rich and the corporations. We need to . . .

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