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While real estate experts are seeing some moderation in New Hampshire, the state is still a long way from having a balanced market.
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The early end of generous federal unemployment benefits was supposed to mitigate hiring challenges. It hasn’t, or at least not much. “We’re hiring” signs…
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Some New Hampshire businesses are still struggling to find enough workers as the July 4th weekend approaches and the summer tourist season kicks into high…
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For the past year, businesses and organizations in the state have been required to follow a series of regulations aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19.…
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Behind Gunmaker SIG Sauer’s New Hampshire Expansion, a $21M State-Backed BondFirearms manufacturer SIG Sauer is expanding its operations in New Hampshire with the help of a $21.1 million state treasury bond and nearly $2 million in…
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People of color and women have experienced higher unemployment than whites and men during the COVID-19 pandemic, and women of color and Latina immigrants…
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New Hampshire's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate ballooned to 16.3 percent in April, the highest level since local reporting on unemployment began in…
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Governor Sununu announced plans for a slow reopening of the New Hampshire economy after more than a month of stay-at-home orders, yet many businesses…
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After initially resisting the idea, last week Gov. Chris Sununu implemented a historic “stay-at-home” order aimed at curbing the threat of the…
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As schools close, business travel is cancelled, and more offices encourage people to work from home, we look at how response to the spread of the…