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$218M lottery sales set record
The Mainebiz News Staff July 6, 2010Maine lottery sales appear to have set a record, bringing in about $218 million for the budget year that ended June 30, according to preliminary figures.
The Mainebiz News Staff July 6, 2010Old Town gets $100,000 grant for energy park
The Mainebiz News Staff July 1, 2010The city of Old Town is receiving nearly $100,000 to help fund its proposed Maine Energy & Enterprise Park.
The Mainebiz News Staff July 1, 2010ME job creation lagging, says MHPC
The Mainebiz News Staff June 23, 2010Portland-based Maine Heritage Policy Center has released a series of reports showing Maine trails more than half the country in job creation.
The Mainebiz News Staff June 23, 2010Westbrook developer pitches $60M+ arena
The Mainebiz News Staff June 23, 2010A developer wants to build a new 8,000-seat arena for concerts and sports events in either Portland or Westbrook and renovate the Cumberland County Civic Center into a convention center.
The Mainebiz News Staff June 23, 2010Casino group makes payment on Bates Mill
The Mainebiz News Staff June 22, 2010A development group looking to turn the Bates Mill No. 5 building in Lewiston into a casino has made its first payment in an option agreement on the building.
The Mainebiz News Staff June 22, 2010Rockland eyes limiting cruise ships
Mainebiz News Staff June 18, 2010Some Rockland business leaders are urging the city council not to approve a proposed fee increase and guidelines that would limit the number of cruise ships entering Rockland Harbor this summer.
Mainebiz News Staff June 18, 2010Belfast readies lawsuits against developer
Mainebiz News Staff June 17, 2010The city of Belfast is planning legal action against the developer of the former Stinson Seafood property claiming the property owner ignored requests to tear down the derelict structure and is in breach of a complex development agreement struck w
Mainebiz News Staff June 17, 2010Biomass benefits refuted in Mass. study
Mainebiz News Staff June 14, 2010A study commissioned by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources concludes that cutting trees to produce energy creates more emissions than burning coal.
Mainebiz News Staff June 14, 2010
Study: Maine's debt ratio troublesome
Derek Rice June 14, 2010Economists and others who study state finances can’t seem to agree on the state of state spending in Maine.
Derek Rice June 14, 2010Southern discomfort | Data reveal York County business startups are failing to create jobs
June 14, 2010Every year in York County, existing establishments close their doors while new ones take their place. In the process, employees must make the transition from their old employer to a new employer.
June 14, 2010In the driver's seat | One company's promise prompts a jump from investor to interim CEO
Michael Gurau June 14, 2010I wrote a piece last October, “Shifting Gears,” that compared racecar driving to funding and supporting fast-growth companies.
Michael Gurau June 14, 2010
Hardly skating by | New college grad already a seasoned business pro
Kathryn Skelton June 14, 2010Troy Williams started classes for his real estate licenses during college finals in April. He sold his 9-year-old skateboard company at the end of May.
Kathryn Skelton June 14, 2010Revised flood map good news for waterfront development
The Mainebiz News Staff June 8, 2010After months of collaboration with Portland officials, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has agreed to a new flood map of Portland Harbor that will allow for future development of the area.
The Mainebiz News Staff June 8, 2010Tax break approved for Pierce Atwood move
The Mainebiz News Staff June 8, 2010The Portland City Council yesterday approved a $2.8 million tax break to help law firm Pierce Atwood renovate and relocate to a former warehouse on the waterfront.
The Mainebiz News Staff June 8, 2010Index ranks Maine momentum ninth in nation
The Mainebiz News Staff June 4, 2010Maine has the ninth-highest momentum in the nation, according to an index that tracks state growth in population, income and employment.
The Mainebiz News Staff June 4, 2010Oakland mill cleanup moves ahead
The Mainebiz News Staff June 1, 2010Cleanup of a former woolen mill in Oakland burned by a fire this winter could begin later this month.
The Mainebiz News Staff June 1, 2010
Today's Poll
Summer is in full swing, and many readers are thinking about where to go next.
Maine often tops the list with its stunning coastline, fresh seafood, peaceful forests and charming small towns. Maine is known as Vacationland for a reason.
Not surprisingly, many people who live in Maine also vacation here.
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The Giving Guide
The Giving Guide helps nonprofits have the opportunity to showcase and differentiate their organizations so that businesses better understand how they can contribute to a nonprofit’s mission and work.
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Work for ME
Work for ME is a workforce development tool to help Maine’s employers target Maine’s emerging workforce. Work for ME highlights each industry, its impact on Maine’s economy, the jobs available to entry-level workers, the training and education needed to get a career started.
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Groundbreaking Maine
Whether you’re a developer, financer, architect, or industry enthusiast, Groundbreaking Maine is crafted to be your go-to source for valuable insights in Maine’s real estate and construction community.
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