The state had the smallest rate of growth among 49 states from 2011 to 2012. Only South Dakota had negative growth.
Jessica Hall
Lobster forecast causes concern, not panic, for Maine’s industry
Lobstermen and dealers see a need to plan for a smaller catch in several years, but say the change may raise their prices.
Maine home sales rise nearly 13 percent
While sales in Maine outpace those nationally, bargain-hunting buyers push the median sale prices down.
Loan program aims to help York, Oxford county firms
New and growing businesses can apply for $50,000 to $200,000 in a nontraditional program.
Do corporate incentives work? It’s a matter of opinion
A state’s enticement is just one of many factors involved in a company’s choice of a location.
Pine Tree Zones tax breaks costing state more than they deliver
An incentive program to attract companies to Maine and create jobs is expensive and ineffective, a new report says. Economists agree.
Chocolate company wins $30,000 prize in Maine entrepreneur contest
Bixby & Co. of Rockland out-pitches four rivals in Gorham Savings Bank’s LaunchPad finals Thursday.
Will shutdown of Microsoft XP leave users vulnerable?
The company stops supporting its popular operating system possibly leaving hundreds of millions of users at risk.
Clark Insurance buys rights to name Cumberland County Civic Center
The company’s name will be on the main entrance of the newly renovated arena for at least five years.
L.L. Bean to hire 30 to 40 seasonal workers
The jobs in the Freeport stores are part of the company’s routine ramp-up for the summer season.