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THE TOP LOCATION FOR BUSINESS IN THE NORTHEAST

Expanding or relocating a business in New Hampshire means joining a list of forward-thinking companies that push the envelope in a variety of industries. Our low tax burden, top workforce and unmatched quality of life compliments our robust infrastructure, which connects you to major markets like Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Montreal in a matter of hours.

Our state is consistently recognized in top national rankings in categories like education, safety, business climate and tax climate. And if you’re looking for a location that offers technical training programs and R&D partnerships to fuel your talent pipeline, New Hampshire has these in spades.

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Total Solar Eclipse Draws Huge Crowds to NH

The New Hampshire Division of Travel and Tourism Development (DTTD) is reporting a surge in visitation and economic activity surrounding this month’s Total Solar Eclipse.
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Moynihan Joins BEA’s InvestNH Housing Program

Lee Ann Moynihan of Hooksett joins the Department of Business and Economic Affairs as a housing finance specialist for the InvestNH Housing program.

 
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Carpenter joins BEA’s Business Office

Stephanie Carpenter of Allenstown joins the Department of Business and Economic Affairs as its new accountant in the business office.
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Harnois Confirmed for Second Term as NH Tourism Director

Lori Harnois has been confirmed by the Governor and Executive Council for a second term as the director of the Division of Travel and Tourism Development (DTTD) at the Department of Business and Economic Affairs (BEA).
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Exports Top $7.6 billion in 2023

New Hampshire Exports Surpass Record Value for Third Consecutive Year
 
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Funding for NH Paper, Pulp Industry

Applications are now available for the $1.5 million Paper and Pulp Manufacturing Industry Stabilization (PPM) Program administered by the state’s Department of Business and Economic Affairs (BEA).
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