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The popular summer festival, usually held on the third weekend of July, won't take place in 2020, as organizers worry about the potential spread of COVID-19.
Curtis Picard, head of the Retail Association of Maine, outlines his concerns as he welcomes revised in-store gathering limits that took effect on Friday.
The latest data show Mainers continue to apply for unemployment benefits in record numbers, but large numbers of Maine businesses also are starting to receive federal emergency relief.
The three-year strategic planning initiative will plot future opportunities and action needed to build out the Maine's marine industries and meet workforce development challenges.
At today's Eggs & Issues webinar, Heather Johnson, Maine's commissioner of economic and community development, told close to 700 people that the state will take a step-by-step approach to rolling back restrictions.
The head of the Maine Association of Nonprofits talked with Mainebiz about her concerns regarding the sector's ability to weather a lengthy economic downturn.
A Maine Center for Economic Policy report projects Maine's jobless numbers will be more than triple of the Great Recession, when a high of 18,800 were unemployed, but also says that more direct aid to invididuals and businesses can help lower the
It was March 12, and the state had just announced Maine’s first COVID-19 case.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin expects the U.S. Small Business Administration program to be active by the end of the week, and may approve loans for businesses on the day they apply.
Councilors extended the stay-at-home order, with amendments that include a temporary ban on short-term rentals during the pandemic. Meanwhile, a local immigrant advocacy group is calling for fairness in such emergency measures.
The 10 towns in the Maine Development Foundation Main Street Maine program have a list of suggestions for Gov. Janet Mills and the state's congressional delegation that may help businesses stay afloat during the coronavirus crisis.
The editorial board of a Mainebiz sister publication speaks up in support of the $2 trillion economic stimulus package signed into law Friday, and urges businesses to carefully consider its potential.
Unemployment claims in Maine shot up to 21,459 last week, from 634 initial claims the week before, as the coronavirus crisis takes its toll on a number of sectors.
Business leaders in Maine expressed gratitude that the agreement was passed, but also concern if some businesses can weather the period before money would be received.
After an extensive application process, Heart of Ellsworth joined 17 other community organizations from across the state in the Maine Downtown Center Affiliate Program.
The goal of the Portland Artist Relief Fund is to disburse $500 stipends to 100 artists to help them make ends meet during the current public health crisis.