To be successful, real estate agents must possess a set of foundational skills common in any top salesperson. A guest expert writes about what they are, and how to develop them.
An innovative insulation technology is bringing new life to a paper mill in Madison, shuttered since 2016. The mill's new owner expects to eventually employ 130 workers there.
Urgent care, a growing field of on-demand health care, is opening up opportunities in Maine for entrepreneurs, builders and developers. The state had 45 urgent care clinics at last count, and more are on the way.
The repurposing of a student residential complex, built in 2008 but with limited success since then, may help Portland address the "missing middle" in its housing needs.
Landry/French will manage construction of WEX’s $50 million operations center, Bowman and Benchmark are both busy, and the MEREDA conference gives a temperature reading on residential real estate.
Central Maine Power Co. has taken some public relations hits in the past two years. But its biggest challenge may be trying to convince Mainers of the value of its proposed transmission corridor.
Harper, whose online startup sells children’s books featuring diverse characters and inclusive themes, talks about how she began, plans for 2020, and the importance of experimenting.
The Mainebiz roundup of businesses and businesspeople that have been making changes in recent weeks. Check out our compilation of new hires, promotions, accomplishments and more.
