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What do two parking lots, a long-vacant office building, a junkyard, an under-utilized concrete public park and an abandoned warehousing complex have in common?
Ten years ago a group of Knox County business leaders, elected officials and economic development folks confronted the facts that we were losing our 18-to-34-year-olds, fell below the state average for per-capita income and that many in our aging
Data security breaches affect organizations of all sizes. Whether it is Zappos.com with its 24 million customer accounts or your local Subway franchise, no business is immune from the threat of a data security breach.
Last July, the federal First Circuit Court of Appeals issued a first-of-its-kind decision regarding the obligations of banks and their commercial customers in response to online cyber-thefts. The decision, Patco Construction Co. v.
The Down East region is taking some big strides in creating a stronger economic climate — thanks to a "help comes to those who help themselves" approach.
Litigation is a burden to business. While at least 90% of all cases settle, it is often after money is spent on fees, valuable internal resources are diverted and good will is lost.
Technological advances and innovations bring advantages and efficiencies. But, sooner or later, most changes bring potential disadvantages as well.
The No. 1 issue facing most Maine businesses is how to afford health insurance coverage for their employees. There are several provisions in the Affordable Care Act that help employers insure their work force.
Energy is dynamic. So is the energy industry with a myriad of factors affecting everything from what's acceptable to what's available. Energy trends have taken us light years beyond where we could have envisioned back in 1936 when Dead River Co
Labor Day always provides an opportunity to stop and think about your job and your career.
We had a great visit in Bangor back in March. It was our first On the Road reception of 2012 and several of us Mainebiz editorial folks were able to sit with a group of Bangor-area CEOs and business owners for a reader roundtable.
Under the federal Family Medical Leave Act an employee is allowed to take time off when "needed to care for" a family member with a serious health condition or a covered servicemember with a serious injury or illness.
It's a great problem to have: Do we head to the Cool Sounds concert and outdoor market in Pickering Square in downtown Bangor or over to the Pecha Kucha event at Nocturnem Draft Haus?
T he depth of our most recent economic slump has left people questioning investment in post-secondary training and education, has sparked debates over the value of liberal arts versus more technical training, and has challenged lower- and middle-
My dad visited recently and, given his proclivity toward puttering, volunteered to replace our wall phone in the kitchen.
As the new president of the Maine Real Estate and Development Association, I have become more keenly aware of the challenges and difficulties in developing commercial and residential projects in Maine.