The old adage there’s no such thing as free lunch was long ignored by media companies. Newspapers and magazines have a long history of selling their products below cost or giving them away. Newspapers traditionally used subscription fees to offset the cost of producing and delivering their products. It was…
Continue reading →On March 21, advocates braved the cold and wind at a public gathering at Bronstein Park in Manchester to take a stand against youth homelessness. Together, more than 1,000 donors helped raise $320,800 — and counting — to support Waypoint’s critical services for young people experiencing homelessness across New Hampshire….
Continue reading →Axonometric view of proposed development of Steeplegate Mall/Regal Cinema site. (Courtesy of Onyx Group) JCPenney has sued the Steeplegate Mall’s owner, Onyx Partners, which wants to tear down most of Steeplegate and build some 600 apartments as well as businesses such as Costco or perhaps Whole Foods. JCPenney, the only…
Continue reading →HousingWireHousingWire Home purchase and refinance activity hasn’t exactly been brisk in the opening months of 2025 as prospective borrowers contend with a variety of headwinds. But mortgage origination volumes among the country’s largest lenders are mostly up in the past year. Inside Mortgage Finance (IMF) data for the first quarter…
Continue reading →ELECTRIC vehicles are becoming more common around the world. Today’s EV market makes up nearly a fifth of global car sales (or 18.24%), data from Stocklytics.com found — three times more than in 2020 when sales were just 5.9%. Last year, about 30% of Americans considered buying an EV, and…
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