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Inventory Shortage Dampens May Real Estate Rally in Seacoast
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PORTSMOUTH—Inventory shortages of single family homes and condominium units led to a modest May rally for real estate sales in the 13 Sample Seacoast towns.
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A Federal Regulator Is Probing Wells Fargo’s Mortgage Practices
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A consumer watchdog agency is following up on ProPublica’s reports that the scandal-ridden bank improperly charged fees to customers from Los Angeles to Oregon. Meanwhile, the bank is conducting its own inquiry.
U.S. Senators Ask: What’s Up at OSHA?
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In the four months since President Trump took office, the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued four news releases announcing penalties for job safety violations. By the end of May last year, it had issued 199.
Business & Economy
Coös County Planning Board: New Questions For Cog Hotel Developers
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LANCASTER – Working on the assumption that developers will eventually ask permission to build a controversial hotel along The Cog Railway on Mount Washington, the Coös Planning Board has created a new zoning application.
Hydro-Quebec Explores Opportunities in New England, New York
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The race is on to bring clean, renewable energy to the Northeast and Hydro-Quebec holds the biggest reservoir of electricity.
In The North Country, An Owner’s Manual For Running A Business
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Meg Brown was really old when she decided she wanted to be an entrepreneur: She was sixteen. She went on to major in business in college, but when she finally started her photography studio in Littleton in 2013, book learning collided with reality.
Enterprise Center at Plymouth Concludes APEX Accelerator Program
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PLYMOUTH – The Enterprise Center at Plymouth recently concluded Central New Hampshire’s first business accelerator program: APEX Accelerator.
Any Half-Decent Hacker Could Break Into Mar-a-Lago
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We tested internet security at four Trump properties. It’s not good.
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Trump’s New Bank Regulator: Lawyer Who Helped Banks Charge More Fees
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Keith Noreika helped big banks avoid state laws protecting consumers. As head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, he now has the power to override those state laws.