Please do not leave this page until complete. This can take a few moments.
Portland's fastest-growing companies are working hard to recruit the workers they need.
Back in October, when Senior Writer James McCarthy and I first paid a visit to Aroostook County, potatoes were not the only things on our minds.
What If you held the cure for cancer or heart disease in your hands? How would it make you feel? Would you share it with the world?
On Jan. 30, 1984, a tall, slender young man in a double-breasted suit stood alone at the corner of Clarendon Street and St.
Education and diversity in Maine are hot topics now.
This was reinforced at our recent Mainebiz panel discussion, “Five on the Future.”
For the longest time, I never considered myself as having the traits of an entrepreneur. Of course, I'm not going to start my own company, nor do I plan to any time soon.
Questions about Maine's economy and where it's headed are asked throughout the year.
State government is back at work and lawmakers are already losing sleep drafting bills for the legislative session.
If you're a summer visitor to Maine, as well as you think you know the state, there are often some commonly held misconceptions.
I have been guilty of harboring some of those assumptions.
Until about two months ago I was an unapologetic Luddite when it came to social media like Facebook or Twitter.
The University of Southern Maine has, understandably, been in the news a lot lately. Budget cuts, layoffs, decreased enrollment and student retention issues have led to a significant amount of criticism from a variety of sources.
Just finished reading the Nov. 17 Mainebiz and felt I had to write. In two different stories, you wrote about “young Mainers” and reaching out to younger populations, as if this is the only age group that is responsible for startups.
Impact investing is a hot topic in foundation, investor and government circles. There is a Social Impact Investing Task Force involving the nations in the G8.
The ongoing discussion about whether Maine is business friendly is not unique to this state or any other.
When I moved to Maine last spring there were still bad feelings over a list that ran in Forbes in September 2013, “The Best States for Business and Careers,” which ranked Maine dead last. (Maine has subsequently moved up to No.
By the time you read this, you are either getting ready to get to the polls or you have already voted.