A meterologist says the storm will likely downgrade to a tropical storm by the time it reaches New England Sunday.
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Jackson Lab names new president and CEO
Edison Liu, current executive director of the Genome Institute of Singapore, has a wide-ranging background in basic research, clinical medicine and genomics.
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11 Maine firms on Inc.’s list of fastest growing
The private companies are among 5,000 in the U.S. with the most revenue growth.
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11 Maine companies recognized for rapid growth
Inc. magazine’s list includes three Portland firms with three-year revenue growth of more than 250 percent.
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Marketing firm Forge changes name to Might & Main
The Portland company believes the new name “speaks more accurately to our creative strength as a team.”
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Event asks if disabled left out of Web access
Federal efforts to expand broadband may not be doing enough for those who are blind or deaf.
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The Bottom Line: Making a splash
A sports marketing pro expands into entertainment by landing a whale of a client.
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N.H. mail center will shift work to Maine
The Postal Service, dealing with a severe financial crisis, is consolidating for efficiency.
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Rt. 1 reopened after man falls from bridge
Scarborough police are investigating whether the man jumped from the Scarborough Connector bridge intentionally or if he fell by accident.
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Thinking bigger, thinking Boston
Some of Portland’s top accounting firms have expanded into new markets in recent months and continue to see revenue growth despite tough economic conditions.
“The good news is that clients always need us, whether things are going well or not well,” says Charles Hahn, managing principal of Baker Newman Noyes . . .