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As the year draws to a close, Mainebiz remembers some of the state's leaders who died in 2020.
Officials held a virtual groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday for the 100,000-square-foot complex, where Sun Life Financial Services will relocate 500 employees from southern Maine.
While Maine has a 95.5% white population, that doesn’t mean racism isn’t a problem, as a new study shows. More businesses are trying to recognize the importance of cultural differences in the workplace and in the economy.
A human resources professional group announced the top honorees in a field of 84 Maine employers. That total was down slightly from the number of companies and organizations that made the cut last year.
A State Farm insurance study found 1 in 91 Maine drivers will get into a collision with an animal, putting drivers at high risk, something state Department of Transportation statistics bear out.
Larry Shaw is set to retire as president and CEO of MMG Insurance at the end of 2022, and will hand the reins to Matt McHatten, the current executive vice president and chief operating officer. The company also recently hired David McPherson as
Even as it cuts 30 Portland jobs in an ongoing corporate alignment, the Tennessee-based disability insurer and group benefits provider is also looking to hire around 25 others here.
Unum's new Social Justice Fund will focus this year on working to end racism, discrimination and bias, while United Way of Greater Portland's new Racial Equity Fund will support nonprofits led by and serving people of color in the community.
Portland accounting and management consulting firm BerryDunn signed a lease for 87,906 square feet at the Unum campus. The deal is the largest new office lease signed in suburban Portland in recent memory.
The founder of Bangor-based Cross Insurance, who launched the company in 1954 from his kitchen table, died peacefully on Sunday.
Some of Maine's largest and best-known companies, with large footprints in the Portland real estate market, are now rethinking the way they utilize office space as the pandemic continues.
Mitchell runs three very different businesses in the city, and all have been affected by the pandemic. He told Mainebiz it's led to him to realize, more than ever, the importance of customers, and renewed his confidence in Waterville.
As Maine businesses start to reopen after the COVID-19 lockdown, three panelists from different sectors shared insights and advice in a one-hour Mainebiz webcast Thursday. Part two on the same topic is planned for the week of June 14 .
The disability insurer and group benefits provider, which employs nearly 3,000 people in the Portland area, called its quarterly results otherwise "solid."
Alexander & Schmidt says the deal will add 25 clients to its portfolio and bring its field staff to over 600 professionals serving all 50 states.
Six CEOs discussed their successes, lives and learning curves at "60 Ideas in 60 Minutes" in Bangor, Mainebiz's second CEO breakfast forum of 2019.