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Maine's unemployment numbers are at their lowest point since 2001 as the jobless rate hit 4.0% in December, due in part to a smaller number of people working or looking for work.
The Waterville Planning Board voted to remove Chairman David Geller on Monday night with a 5-2 vote, leading to the election of Nick Champagne, a civil engineer who was attending the meeting for the first time as a board member.
The town of Bucksport has begun a broad-based process to develop strategies for future development with help from two grants totaling $39K.
Renovations of the 14,000-square-foot Hathorn Block, located on the corner of Main and Front streets in Richmond, are aimed for up-to-date use as a mix of commercial and residential spaces.
Maine could soon be joining New Jersey and Indiana as states that have granted Lowe's property tax abatements after the North Carolina-based home improvement chain applied for the tax abatement for six of their Maine locations.
Research and development expenditures in the United States totaled $456.1 billion in 2013, according to new data from the National Science Foundation, which at 3.2% is a higher growth rate than the 2.2% for the U.S. gross domestic product.
There's a bit more pessimism in the air nationally about lodging this year as Airbnb's growth is exploding.
Beer brewers, coffee roasters and medical marijuana companies are taking over more warehouse space in Portland, driving demand and the price per square foot.
The trend toward revitalization of Maine's traditional mill towns has received big boosts lately, as technology firms find their way to these historic areas, arrivals that tie in with city and community organization goals for economic development.
A coalition of three of the largest labor and worker's rights organizations in the state — the Maine AFL-CIO, The Maine People's Alliance and the Maine Small Business Coalition — collected nearly 75,000 signatures to secure a spot in November's
The amount of money raised by Maine companies rose almost fivefold from 2014 to 2015, though the number of total deals remained the same, indicating a rise in the average amount raised per deal.
A bill to create a capital investment fund to attract large economic investments to Maine received initial support from the Finance Authority of Maine and several other speakers during a public hearing Tuesday before the Legislature's Labor,
The nonprofit Norway Downtown wants to revitalize the Odd Fellows Building, but its efforts are stymied by the lack of communication from its owner, the Norway Advertiser Democrat reported.
Every year, Mainebiz asks some of the state's leading economists to look to the coming year and offer their thoughts, worries and forecasts. We may be out of the recession, but there is plenty of uncertainty out there. Our experts weighed in with
The Skowhegan downtown revitalization organization is expanding its designated focus area to include all of the town, shifting its focus to economic development throughout the community.
Gov. Paul LePage announced Tuesday several cabinet-level nominations, including commissioners for the departments of Education and Environmental Protection and adjutant general.