FetchDog, known for its high-end dog toys and accessories, opened in 2007. The company received much publicity because of Close, as well as her husband David Shaw, who also founded Westbrook-based Idexx.
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Other aircraft-related companies also looking at Brunswick
In addition to Canada-based Bombardier, ‘five or six’ other companies are being wooed for the former naval air station site.
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BIW gets $36.4M for contract modifications
The U.S. Navy awards the three contract modifications for the shipyard to continue work that’s already been started.
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Nike to sell Umbro, Maine-based Cole Haan
Local officials hope the new owner retains the 100 workers at the shoe maker’s Scarborough HQ.
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Cruise ship arriving today as season opens
In all, 59 ships with up to 69,373 passengers are scheduled to visit in 2012.
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Jobs recovery will speed up in Maine, says new forecast
Heavier hiring after 2012 will help jobs reach pre-recession levels by 2015, years earlier than predicted, analysts say.
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Nike to sell Scarborough-based Cole Haan
Nike Inc. said today it would sell Cole Haan, the Scarborough-based shoes and accessories maker, as well as its Umbro soccer brand in a move to cut costs and focus on its namesake brand.
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Maine’s job recovery could come sooner
The New England Economic Partnership says Maine’s recovery is boosted by a rosier outlook for the U.S. as a whole.
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Anthem seeking 1.7% rate boost for individuals
AUGUSTA — Anthem Health Plans of Maine Inc. is seeking a 1.7 percent overall rate increase for its plans for individuals in 2012, according to a filing with the Maine Bureau of Insurance. The state’s highest court ruled in February that state regulators were justified last year in cutting a rate-increase request by Anthem. The […]
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Anthem of Maine seeks 1.7% overall rate increase
If approved, the new rates for its individual insurance plans would begin July 1. The company had originally sought a 9.2 percent rate increase.