WEX expands its presence in Australia with a new contract.
Jessica Hall
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Eight Maine hospitals sue chief of federal agency
They argue that Kathleen Sibelius, the head of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, arbitrarily ruled against them in a dispute over payments to care for elderly, poor and disabled.
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Madison’s Backyard Farms rejects latest crop as inferior
For the second time this season, the greenhouse grower has to start over, pushing back fresh tomatoes until 2014.
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Time in trenches key to WEX leader’s success
Michael Dubyak has been with WEX for 27 years, working in a range of positions in marketing, sales, business development and customer service. From August 1998 to April 2013, Dubyak, 62, served as president and chief executive, and he added the title of chairman of the board of directors in 2008. In May 2013, Melissa […]
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Soft-shell lobsters seem like hard sell in Maine
Low prices frustrate lobstermen as supply continues to exceed demand.
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WEX Inc. reports rise in earnings
SOUTH PORTLAND – The credit-card payment processing company WEX Inc. said second-quarter earnings rose 5 percent, helped by new contracts and favorable fuel prices. The South Portland-based company said adjusted earnings totaled $41.1 million, or $1.05 a share, compared with $39.1 million, or $1 per share, for the same period a year ago. Net income […]
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Maine launches business website to reduce red tape
The website will make it easier for new businesses to navigate the licensing and permitting process, the state said.
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WEX’s second-quarter earnings rise 5 percent
New contracts and favorable fuel prices boost the company’s performance.
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Anthem-MaineHealth network approved – with conditions
A rival network blasts the partnership as a ‘backroom deal’ that discriminates against central and western Maine.
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Maine Technology Institute awards $1.66 million
Maine Technology Institute said the awards include $1.4 million in development loans, $214,936 in seed grants and $46,741 in TechStart grants.