N.Y firms close Madawaska mill dealTwo New York-based investment firms have closed a deal to buy a controlling interest in Twin Rivers Paper Co., which has a paper mill in Madawaska and a lumber sawmill in Edmundston, New... |
Skowhegan bank to buy 5 branches from Camden Natl.Skowhegan Savings Bank has agreed to buy five branches from Camden National Bank, a subsidiary of Camden National Corp., which last year |
Blackstone initiative embedded into MTIBlackstone Accelerates Growth, the $3 million effort to establish innovation hubs in Maine that was |
N.Y. firms to buy Madawaska paper millTwo New York investment firms have reached an agreement to buy a controlling interest in Twin Rivers Paper Co., which operates a Madawaska paper mill for Brookfield Asset Management... |
Money exchange firm expands to MaineA subsidiary of the international foreign exchange provider OZForex announced its expansion into Maine this week in the company's first venture into northern New England. |
Bar Harbor Bankshares picks TD exec for top spotCurtis Simard, a 42-year-old senior vice president and managing director of corporate banking at TD Bank, will begin as president and CEO of Bar Harbor Bankshares this August. |
Winslow co. benefits from expanded SBA programsWhen Bob Jacobs, owner of Jacobs Glass Inc. in Winslow, set out to expand the window and glazing company he'd purchased in 2004, he faced two challenging business problems. |
Maine Angels makes top 10 investor listThe Maine Angels, a 51-member venture capital investment group, has joined groups from New York and California's Silicon Valley on a national list of the country's 10 most active... |
Bangor Savings gets top J.D. Power rank in NEBangor Savings Bank announced today it has received the top customer satisfaction score of all New England banks in an annual ranking by J.D. Power and Associates. |
Niemann pursues new partnerships, projects
TOM NIEMANN |
Maine's historic downtowns, community life, and its wonderful people drew me in like a magnet the very first time I visited. I grew up in awe of great architecture. Whenever I went... |