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As valuable as anything in the transaction was Daniel Webster's regional accreditation, which is normally associated with the traditional academic culture. An investor said the for-profit ITT Educational Services Inc. could see its $3.8 billion market value grow by 26 percent.
MANCHESTER - Updated, 12:20 p.m. U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge J. Michael Deasy will approve $50,000 in legal fees for the trustee of failed mortgage brokerage businesses Financial Resources Mortgage Inc. and CL&M Inc.
New Hampshire has used its $708 million in federal stimulus funding to create more than 2,000 jobs, pay for scores of road projects, upgrade health centers, fund research projects at universities and provide public schools with computers and supplies.
One out of every 11 mortgages in New Hampshire is past due. Bankruptcy filings in January and February hit historic highs for those months. So did the number of foreclosure deeds filed in January. And the January unemployment rate rose to 7 percent.
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