A contributor from the Association for Consulting Expertise advises a reader whose business, like many in Maine, must stay current with a daunting number of rules and laws.
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.
In a crowded market that includes 150 breweries, Maine craft beverage makers are getting creative in order to set themselves apart. The results include breakthrough brands and unusual concoctions.
The field is vulnerable to economic ups and downs, and has been hit hard by the pandemic. Nevertheless, startup momentum in Maine’s child care sector remains strong, one microenterprise or nonprofit at a time.
True Fin, a startup from the Gulf of Maine Research Institute’s business development group, is changing the way fishermen handle their catch — which can mean a premium in the marketplace.
While employers are paying more attention to diversity, equity and inclusion, Brownlee believes recent DEI initiatives are a first step for Maine businesses and other organizations.
While prices for single-family homes in Maine continue to soar, there's also a growing need for apartments, multifamily units and other housing options. Developers and builders are working to keep up.
