For readers in New Hampshire, this page covers corporate mergers, market shifts, company expansions, retail changes and state economic developments. Reporting tracks the organizational changes and commercial activity shaping the state.
Senator-elect Chris Pappas has announced the first members of his Senate team, with Rachel Petri and Kari Thurman leading his offices.
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Do you trust the federal government to lower costs and ensure accountability?
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Do you support closing local government offices for internal employee training?
All state motor vehicle locations will suspend operations on October 12, 2026, for staff development sessions.
Saint Anselm College student Tyler Witzgall will serve as vice chair of the Ambassadors Program for the 2026-2027 academic year.
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Would you donate to a local program providing hygiene products to homeless students?
The nonprofit provides non-toxic hygiene products to students across New Hampshire school districts and is asking for money and product donations this holiday season.
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Do you think the economy in your area is getting better?
Statewide office vacancy dropped to 10.3% in the third quarter as hybrid work reshapes demand.
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Do you think New Hampshire's infrastructure is getting better or worse in your area?
The American Society of Civil Engineers rated New Hampshire's infrastructure a C in its newly released report card.
Regular subjects here include corporate restructuring, funding rounds, industry trade reports and leadership transitions at major firms. The coverage extends from the state capital to the rural counties where regional industries operate. Local commerce is often defined by the balance between growing small enterprises and the consolidation of larger state employers. Economic shifts and regulatory changes are the primary factors that alter the business landscape across the state.
