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Maine businesses

Published
March 8, 2017

Maine program simplifies aid to job seekers, employers

The Maine-at-Work initiative offers one-stop shopping for employment resources.
Published
March 8, 2017

Age discrimination suit against Shaw’s allowed to advance

A ruling by the Maine Supreme Judicial Court returns the case involving the lay-off of three workers to further consideration in federal court.
Published
March 7, 2017

Financial industry news

NEW HIRES Evergreen Credit Union hired Howard Lowell as vice president of marketing. Previously, Lowell was a marketing and management executive with associations serving the mortgage banking industry in Massachusetts. Spinnaker Trust hired Chris Whitney and Laura Greenstein to new positions in its employee stock ownership plan practice and portfolio management services, respectively. Whitney […]
Published
March 7, 2017

Charles Lawton: Maine’s best hope for stronger economy is exporting knowledge

That's what some of the state's larger successful companies already do, and we need more of them. Embrace bigness and information creation.
Published
March 6, 2017

Shaw’s distribution workers join Teamsters

Osco pharmacists working at Shaw's supermarkets joined the Teamsters last spring.

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Published
March 6, 2017

Third generation takes charge at Hammond Lumber

Mike Hammond has been named the new CEO and president of the Maine building materials company.
Published
March 3, 2017

Space crunch forced Maine Med to divert non-emergency patients from Portland campus

The hospital, which had near-record demand Wednesday and Thursday, is planning a $512 million expansion and renovation to address chronic capacity issues.
Published
March 2, 2017

ImmuCell secures another $2 million in bank financing

The company now has $6.5 million available from TD Bank to complete a new production facility.
Published
March 1, 2017

Environmental groups to make hard push to reverse Maine’s new solar rules

They say the PUC's 'extreme' changes, which are opposed by the governor for different reasons, will stifle industry investment and were improperly adopted.
Published
March 1, 2017

Maine official warns businesses of ‘CEO fraud’ email scams

Phony requests to wire funds, sent to finance office workers from someone posing as an executive, are getting harder to detect, the state says.