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With the new year comes new roles on the Mainebiz editorial staff.
“A TikTok ban would undoubtedly shake up the landscape of social media marketing,” says one marketing executive.
The publishing firm Trueline will return to a brick-and-mortar location with a sub-lease in Yarmouth's Sparhawk Mill.
The promotional campaign features price specials at restaurants, breweries and cafes from Jan. 8 through March 26.
Guest columnist Nancy Marshall talks about life lessons she has learned on the slopes.
One of the defining trends of the past year has been the widespread turnover of top leaders in Maine, at businesses, professional services firms, health care institutions, universities and nonprofits.
While the resolutions are as varied as the individuals they come from, there were a few common themes.
Guest columnists Ann Leamon and Nancy Marshall tackle the workforce shortage by suggesting how employers can leverage the appeal of living in Maine.
Find out the top 10 stories of the year, and other fun facts.
Mainebiz covers, designed by award-winning Art Director Matt Selva, are as varied as the topics we write about.
In the final "Look Back" column looking at 30 years of Mainebiz, we recall some of the annual "outlook" issues, what they got right and what they might have missed.
Better Homes & Gardens Masiello Group is looking to ramp up its marketing presence with the recent hire of a director of market development and a new campaign.
After 12 years as publisher of the Portland Press Herald and other newspapers, Lisa DeSisto will step down at the end of the month.
Tourism in Maine is an $8 billion industry, but as travel trends evolve the Maine Office of Tourism looks to update its marketing and development strategy.
As Mainebiz winds up its 30th anniversary year, we look back at two columns that delved into the tricky area of professional greetings, pre- and post-pandemic.
Rinck Advertising, which has staff throughout the country, has made four new hires and promoted two employees to leadership positions.