Sept. 22 issue of Mainebiz
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Cover stories
A handful of Maine businesses explain how the economic downturn is fueling their growth, in Flip side.
A proposed condo hotel on Great Diamond Island stirs up contention among residents, in Island divided.
Newsworthy
Charlie Hahn takes over as the new managing principal at accounting firm Baker Newman Noyes, in Hahn solo.
Focus: Health care
Portland's Mercy Hospital expands to grow, and to compete, in A new Mercy.
A discussion with Steven Michaud, president of the Maine Hospital Association, about the financial challenges facing Maine hospitals, in Hospital review.
Rural Maine struggles to recruit primary care physicians, in Doc drop.
Furman Gregory LLC Partner Karin Gregory calls for smarter health care spending, in Health benefits.
The University of New England launches its new College of Pharmacy, in Pharma karma.
Facts and stats on Maine health care, in Stess test.
And a list of Maine's highest-paid health care professionals.
New Entreprenuers
A conversation with Annie Kiladjian, founder of Annie K Designs in Portland
Plus...
Mainebiz's back-of-the-book section includes company and personnel news, business incorporations from June 2008, recent commercial real estate transactions, and a list of Maine's largest accounting firms.
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