WEX, formerly known as Wright Express, ranks among the Top 100 U.S. small companies for the fifth consecutive year.
Jessica Hall
Maine lobstermen seek strategy to avert another price collapse
With 2012’s wholesale prices being the lowest in years, lobstermen look to the state for solutions.
Hannaford parent company cuts executive positions
Hannaford’s parent, Delhaize America, cut 50 positions — a quarter of its executive workforce.
Home sales in Portland rebound from the recession
Sales of single-family homes rose in 2012, marking the highest level since 2007. Median sales prices rose modestly.
Oxford Networks to cut 12 jobs
The jobs represent less than 10 percent of its work force of 134 employees.
Maine ranked among lowest in nursing home deficiencies
Maine facilities have fewer serious problems than 38 other states in new data available for public review.
N.Y. firm to make tags for Maine lobster traps
Cambridge Security Seals receives the contract to supply tags to about 4,500 commercial lobstermen.
Fiscal deal to delay federal tax refunds, add stress
The tax season just got a little shorter and a bit more stressful. The IRS said this week that the “fiscal cliff” agreement has caused an eight-day delay in the schedule for processing returns, which is now set to begin Jan. 30. That could mean delayed refunds for individuals and tougher deadlines for already harried […]
Allagash Brewing leases Warren Ave. warehouse
Allagash will lease about 70,000-square-feet of space in the former L.L. Bean distribution facility. Allagash will start occupying the space in the first quarter.
Maine recovery expected to lag US by more than a year
“Until the national economy grows more quickly, Maine won’t grow more than a couple thousand jobs a year,” says Charles Colgan, USM professor of public policy and management.