May 14, 2012 EditionEdition

Professional services

🔒Breaking a logjam in your cash flow will keep you in business

Cash is king. You’ve probably heard this a million times, but what does it really mean for your company and your employees? Imagine it’s the middle of a Maine winter […]
Economic development

🔒Creating the post-auto city

With gas prices hovering around $4 a gallon and home foreclosures continuing with no end in sight,...
Small Business

🔒A rural county pins its economic hopes on a new fiber-optic Internet spine

Prior to 2011, Nicole Snow had moved in and out of 10 communities in a five-year period...
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🔒Technology drives growth at Bangor’s Hartt Transportation

With high fuel prices, dwindling manufacturers, a headquarters at the far end of the map and a...
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How to

🔒Stop staring at your spreadsheet and start quantifying your intangible capital

We're in the midst of a seismic shift in our economy — and no matter what, we...
Economic development

🔒Biomass is poised for a boost from federal funds and new consumer financing

Last September, the Northern Maine Development Commission was awarded $1.9 million through the Obama administration's Jobs and...
Higher education

🔒Returning veterans face new battles finding work

Over the next five years, the civilian work force will be flooded with veterans returning from post-9/11...
Energy & Utilities

🔒Where to save energy costs in your business

Saving energy is all about saving green.Here's an interesting exercise. Stop reading for a moment and look...
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News

🔒Suitable places

My dad wore an Air Force uniform for 20-some years — the reason, perhaps, I've always had...
Marketing & Media

🔒An Augusta printer reaps the rewards of a $15 million investment

Rick Tardiff, CEO of J.S. McCarthy printers in Augusta, knew the company was at a crossroads in...
Higher education

🔒A skills/jobs database could offer employment stability for The County

The long-held perception of Aroostook County — and, to some extent, the state of Maine in general...
Government & Politics

🔒Workers’ comp change caps benefits

If the litmus test for a compromise is that it makes no one happy, then it's mission...
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