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Talk to any economist and they’ll point to trouble signs: Ongoing inflation, higher interest rates, an ongoing labor shortage. There’s also the looming threat of a recession. But the crazy thing is, if you talk to nearly any business leader, they’ll
The state minimum wage will increase more than a dollar, from $12.75 to $13.80 an hour.
A recap of 2022 Mainebiz cover stories.
Mainebiz pays homage to 2022's Business Leaders of the Year and Women to Watch honorees.
Mainebiz offers a recap of unusual news stories published this year. From a retail first at the Maine Mall in South Portland peddling stuffed creatures called Squishmallows to a new Jellystone Park in central Maine featuring Yogi Bear and his pals,
The majority of grant money will be used to install solar systems that will offset greenhouse gas emissions in rural Maine towns.
Mainebiz recaps 10 pieces of bad news that made headlines in 2022.
Headquartered in Bar Harbor, the biomedical research institute achieved its second-highest grant funding year in 2022; grants related to Alzheimer's and neurodegenerative disease were among the mix.
Standard Biocarbon's vision is to be the largest biochar producer in North America. The substance can remediate pollution from agricultural runoff, PFAs and heavy metals. Biochar does not degrade in nature, so carbon content is captured for
A roundup of new hires, promotions and professional achievements from around Maine.
Acceptance trials ensure a ship’s systems are operational before the Navy takes delivery. In 2021, BIW supported more than $1.8 billion in total economic output.
"This past year has been the most challenging for hiring we have ever faced," Sea Bags CEO Don Oakes told Mainebiz.
Recipients include ND Paper in Rumford, which will receive $1 million to boost the efficiency of its R15 paper machine.
"We're excited to see how this new partnership will make an impact," said Geiger President and CEO Jo-an Lantz.
The 13,000-square-foot industrial building has 12 loading docks and ceilings up to 23 feet. “We shot it to a few investors and quickly had multiple bids,” said the listing broker.
Every two weeks, Mainebiz publishes an interview with a business newsmaker we call "On the Record." Here are some highlights from 2022's "On the Record" interviews.