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Maine M&A experts predict deal momentum to pick up
Updated: January 25, 2021After some COVID-related disruptions to mergers and acquisitions last year, some Maine advisers expect a slow but steady pickup in deal activity this year.
Updated: January 25, 2021Former Portland developer pardoned by Trump
Updated: January 20, 2021Michael Liberty, a former Portland property developer convicted in 2016 of illegal campaign finance violations, was pardoned Tuesday by President Donald Trump.
Updated: January 20, 2021
Planned CMP electricity corridor receives final major permit, but construction is on hold
January 19, 2021The $950 million New England Clean Energy Connect project, which has been under regulatory review for three years, got a final green light from the U.S. Department of Energy. But construction is on hold while opponents press a lawsuit that might
January 19, 2021
It's complicated: How to break up with your business partner
January 12, 2021Guest columnist Sara Moppin, a partner at Preti Flaherty, looks at the various ways partners can extract themselves from a business arrangement that no longer works for them.
January 12, 2021
Belfast salmon company now faces 3 lawsuits over marketing, with $10M in potential claims
Updated: January 6, 2021Ducktrap River of Maine and its parent company, Mowi ASA, of Bergen, Norway, now face two federal class-action suits in addition to one reported last summer by Mainebiz.
Updated: January 6, 2021
'Brighter days in 2021': New Year's resolutions from 12 Maine nonprofit leaders
Updated: January 5, 2021Leaders of a dozen Maine nonprofit organizations share their 2021 goals and aspirations with Mainebiz.
Updated: January 5, 2021
'Bring it on!’: What 12 Maine business movers and shakers resolve to do in 2021
Updated: January 4, 2021From keeping employees safe to helping business grow, here's a roundup of New Year's business resolutions shared with Mainebiz.
Updated: January 4, 2021
Gone but not forgotten: Remembering Mainers who died in 2020
Updated: December 29, 2020As the year draws to a close, Mainebiz remembers some of the state's leaders who died in 2020.
Updated: December 29, 2020
How to protect payments when doing business with companies in financial trouble
December 23, 2020With bankruptcy filings expected to rise in coming months, our guest columnist recommends that even financially solvent companies be prepared to deal with customers that go into Chapter 11 reorganization.
December 23, 2020
How to craft a COVID-19 employee vaccine policy
December 22, 2020Our guest columnists sort out the legalities of mandating the COVID vaccine for employees. But, they caution, "if we have learned anything from face covering mandates, vaccine mandates are sure to ignite fierce debate."
December 22, 2020
More Maine employers to host diverse law interns
December 10, 2020Two more law firms along with WEX and The Jackson Laboratory join the Maine Diversity Summer Associate Program launched by the state's three largest law firms this year.
December 10, 2020
Guilford swab maker Puritan wins Inc. 'company of the year,' and a legal victory
December 7, 2020The national business publication considered 2,700 companies in selecting the winners of its first "Best in Business" awards. Inc. last week selected Puritan as the top honoree overall.
December 7, 2020
Businesses in Portland suit say minimum wage will cause layoffs, closings
December 3, 2020Five Portland businesses that are plaintiffs in the lawsuit claim the $18-an-hour hazard minimum wage, which became law by a Nov. 3 referendum, is not feasible and would force them to cut staffing or reduce hours.
December 3, 2020
Portland chamber taking city to court over new minimum wage ordinance
Updated: December 1, 2020The Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce and five of its member businesses announced Tuesday they will sue the city to resolve questions about when a recently passed emergency minimum wage ordinance takes effect.
Updated: December 1, 2020
What 11 Maine business, nonprofit leaders are thankful for in 2020
Updated: November 25, 2020From enjoying the outdoors to supportive communities, here's what movers and shakers from around the state told Mainebiz they appreciate most ahead of the holiday.
Updated: November 25, 2020
Trial lawyers leave Lewiston firm to start statewide practice
November 20, 2020Benjamin R. Gideon and Taylor A. Asen recently left Berman & Simmons to start their own statewide trial practice from New Gloucester, with plans to soon add locations in downtown Portland and Bangor.
November 20, 2020
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