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The ongoing discussion about whether Maine is business friendly is not unique to this state or any other.
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.
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.
In the early 1980s my client, U.S. Steel, was suffering from the general economic downturn and import issues constricting the domestic steel industry.
I've had several discussions recently about my perceptions about Maine's business climate.
Charlie Colgan, a well-known economist who had served on the state’s economic forecasting panel for nearly two decades, is leaving Maine after losing his faculty position at the University of Southern Maine in the midst of ongoing budget cut
Becoming “iconic” means leaving a legacy to those you care about — where your actions and your beliefs serve as a model for how to conduct a life. You don't have to walk on water.
This issue of Mainebiz includes stories that look at some traditional industries, including farming and lobstering, and how they fit with where Maine is headed.
Mainers set the bar for bootstrapping their own businesses, but when it comes to thinking beyond the state's borders, particularly globally, many stop short, citing a lack of time or money.
While people debate the original source of the quote, “No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the Legislature is in session,” as either Judge Gideon J.
The staggering increase in data breach and cybercrime events for large and small businesses is costing billions of dollars in preventive and recovery measures.
Much is said about Maine's innovation community and how to get the word out about what's going on here. There's also debate about the definition of “innovation.”
I hear a lot about Maine businesses struggling with regulation, work force issues and an overall challenging business climate.
There have been conversations lately about Maine's uncertain future, due in a large part to its graying population.
The final regulations for the “shared responsibility” provisions (also referred to as “pay or play”) from the Affordable Care Act were released in January.