Portland considers mandatory sick-time ordinance.
Week in review
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Week in review: Idexx revenues rise; salmon farm planned
Also, a door opens for a Central Maine Power project, and a marijuana moratorium is spiked.
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Week in review: CMP loses big bid; new transportation options; new home-sales records
A roundup of business news from Jan. 21-26.
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Week in review: Tyson buying Barber parent; restaurants end no-tip policy
Also: Lawmakers approve new mining rules.
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Week in review: Unemployment rate is lowest on record; downtown projects get underway
Also: Maine’s tourist hot spots report no sign of ‘Trump slump’
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Week in review: Panel split on legal pot sales; Brunswick lands plane maker
Also: Maine credit unions set records in 2016, and bill threatens university’s off-shore wind project.
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Week in review: A beer exchange with Iceland, and more private-sector jobs
Also: Shareholders approve FairPoint merger.
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Week in review: Alternative energy: Exploring wind power and pushing for solar incentives
Also: Volume of Maine home sales dips in February.
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Week in review: Metro bus service expands; two pro hockey teams in play
Also: Maine Mall J.C. Penney on list of underperforming stores.
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Week in review: Children’s Museum moving to Thompson’s Point; lobster landings set record
Also: Airbnb agrees to collect lodging tax for hosts