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November 30, 2020 EditionEdition

🔒Ask ACE: Using interns effectively in the gig economy

A consultant from ACE responds to a reader's question about what an internship can mean for the short-term hiring needs of a business — and what businesses need to understand first.

🔒Newsworthy people and performances for Nov. 30, 2020

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.

🔒On the Record: For Adam Reny and Renys stores, COVID isn’t stopping the ‘Maine Adventure’

Since its founding 71 years ago, Renys has grown into an iconic Maine business with 17 stores. Vice President Adam Reny talked with Mainebiz about how the retailer is dealing with the pandemic, plans for the holidays ... and the jingle.

🔒Cash crunch: FAME takes more risks than ever to help businesses weather the pandemic

When the pandemic hit the state and began affecting businesses, the Finance Authority of Maine took a bold step to help: $15 million in direct loans and commercial loan insurance. Officials at the quasi-independent state agency hope it's enough.
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🔒Banking on women: Maine banks get more strategic about gender balance on their boards

Increasingly, women hold board and senior executive positions at Maine financial institutions, which they say not only reflects diverse stakeholders but also makes good business sense. Some portions of the glass ceiling, however, remain intact.

🔒Building Business: Bates chapel historic rehab uses 21st-century technology

An unusual and painstaking project brings Consigli Construction an award from Maine Preservation; affordable housing building opens in Portland; and more news from Maine's construction scene.

🔒Home food advantage: Connecting farmers and buyers, Forager finds its way

The company's app, launched three years ago, hooks up producers and markets in the same region. The pandemic at first brought challenges to Forager, but more recently, has seen a surge in demand as public attention has focused on the food supply chain.

🔒From the Editor: A different world for banking and finance

Two-thousand-twenty will long be remembered as a time of historic change, and it’s not just because of...
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