Fearing violence, Maine lobster truckers haven’t traveled to Canada since last week.
Jessica Hall
Posted inBusiness, News
Canadian judge rules against lobster protesters
In Maine, Gov. LePage requests a meeting with the state’s three largest lobster processors to discuss the Canadian protests’ impact on the Maine lobster industry.
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New tenants push Maine Mall to nearly full
Experts say J. Crew and Lush Handmade Cosmetics will attract other classy retailers.
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Maine’s largest sailboat race goes deep into night
The Moonlight Regatta was started on a lark in 1928 by two brothers drinking bootleg whiskey, and often lasts into the next morning.
Posted inNation & World, News
Big weekend to fill pockets of merchants
Portland’s mayor extols the benefits of events like Beach to Beacon and Mumford & Sons.
Posted inBusiness
Wright Express posts income drop, cites effects of cheaper fuel
Analysts had expected better of the South Portland credit-card processor in this year’s second quarter.
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Yacht’s new owner ready to set sale
A fixer-upper yacht goes to a Maine boatbuilder at auction for $50,000. When finished, it will fetch millions.
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Wright Express posts lower earnings; warns on second-half results
Lower fuel prices may affect results going forward.
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Maine’s Internet superhighway is ready early
Called the Three Ring Binder project, the 20 gigabit network provides the backbone for high-speed access to rural communities.
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Outback Steakhouse closes its South Portland location
Outback Steakhouse said it was a business decision to close the restaurant, which was the last Outback in Maine.