January 12, 2015 EditionEdition

Three days after signing the papers to sell his iconic Tom's of Maine to Colgate-Palmolive Co. in 2006, Tom Chappell and his son Matt went to Wales to hike. But two weeks of daily treks for 12 hours caused a lot of discomfort, mostly in what he wore.

State government is back at work and lawmakers are already losing sleep drafting bills for the legislative...

What makes the Moosehead Lake region worth a visit? Why is it a great place in which...

Carrabassett Coffee may not be the biggest company in the Carrabassett Valley, but with 125 wholesale and...

The ink was barely dry after Travis Ferland signed the papers to officially become the new owner...

New hiresSummit Natural Gas of Maine hired Mike Tanchuk as president and executive vice president of Summit...

Dan DenDanto, a Mount Desert Island-based scientist, is one of the nation's foremost experts in the specialized...

Questions about Maine's economy and where it's headed are asked throughout the year.But, like we always do...

Tom Welch's departure as chairman of the Maine Public Utilities Commission on Dec. 31 — two years...

It’s that time of year again. Like we do every January, Mainebiz has asked five prominent Maine...