Medical device co. to move Camden operationsIntriCon Corp., a publicly traded medical device firm based in Minnesota, is moving some of its Camden-based operations to Minnesota as the 500-employee global firm cuts 35 positions. |
Thermogen seeking $30M loan for biocoal plantThermogen Industries One LLC has applied for a $30 million bond from the Finance Authority of Maine to build a torrefied wood — or biocoal — machine at its site in... |
Senate approves hospital debt payment planWithout debate or a roll call vote, the Maine Senate passed a bill to pay back the state's $183.5 million in Medicaid debt by borrowing against projected revenues from a renegotiated... |
5 companies selected for entreverge honorsFive companies received honors from the Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce's young professional affiliate, Propel, on Friday.The |
Ogunquit innkeeper testifies for foreign worker programSarah Diment, owner of The Beachmere Inn in Ogunquit, testified before a congressional subcommittee Wednesday, asking federal lawmakers to retain a temporary guest worker program she says... |
Richmond seafood processor seeks Portland expansionRichmond-based Shucks Maine Lobster hopes to lease 19,000 square feet in the city-owned Portland Ocean Terminal at the Maine State Pier after getting initial approval of its plan. |
Madison mill signs natural gas pipeline dealThe UPM Madison paper mill, which has received natural gas by truck since last November, has signed a deal to tap into Summit Natural Gas of Maine's Kennebec Valley pipeline, now under... |
Personal income growth lags national trendsPreliminary figures from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis show that real personal income grew in Maine from 2010 to 2011, but only outpaced Mississippi on a statewide and per capita... |
Maine Med board approves $40M expansion planMaineHealth's board of directors has given its approval to a $40 million expansion plan at Maine Medical Center in Portland.The |
Medicaid debt payment plan gets committee OKA legislative committee gave its unanimous endorsement Tuesday to a plan to pay the state's $183.5 million Medicaid debt to hospitals.The |