NH Business Review

Down To Business

Business EN ↓ 253 episodes

Your insider's guide from New Hampshire's business news leaders. To be updated biweekly when a new episode is available, subscribe below via your favorite podcast platform.

Author

NH Business Review

Category

Business

Podcast website

www.nhbr.com

Latest episode

Jun 26, 2026

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Episodes

NH Business Review's Down To Business Episode 3: Potential Coronavirus Impact On The New Hampshire Economy 11.03.2020

Writer Susan Geier sits down to talk with NH Business Review editor Jeff Feingold about her recent story for newspaper on the potential economic impact of the coronavirus, from manufacturing to tourism, and how business will deal with possible employee absences due to quarantine measures.   Check out the story here .

Down To Business Episode 2: Batteries and Family Medical Leave 03.03.2020

The NHBR team covers developments in energy storage, including the massive Eversource battery project in western New Hampshire.  Also, how are New Hampshire businesses addressing family medical leave, and what implications does current legislation in the Statehouse have for this issue?

Down To Business Episode 1: Trash, BioMed and Taxes 19.02.2020

New Hampshire Business Review editor Jeff Feingold leads an analysis of key issues affecting New Hampshire businesses this week; including the business and politics of trash and recycling, New Hampshire's growing role in the bio-med industry and shifts in business property taxes in some towns in the state.

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