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Court rules Ocean State Job Lot can stay in Falmouth Shopping Center
August 17, 2018Discount goods retailer Ocean State Job Lot can stay in Falmouth Shopping Center, the Maine Business and Consumer Court ruled this week, negating an eviction notice the owners of the center on U.S. Route 1 had served on the Rhode Island-based store
August 17, 2018
IDEXX sues Vets First Choice, two former employees, over alleged 'misappropriation' of trade secrets
August 7, 2018Westbrook-based IDEXX Laboratories is suing two former employees and their current employer, Portland-based Vets First Choice, alleging “actual and/or threatened misappropriation of trade secrets” and seeking an unspecified amount of monetary
August 7, 2018
Women to Watch: Joan Fortin, Bernstein Shur
August 6, 2018Joan Fortin's Maine roots run deep in Benton, where she spent her childhood on the family dairy farm, the second-oldest of five siblings.
August 6, 2018
Women to Watch: We profile four remarkable female executives
August 6, 2018A decade ago, the publisher and the editor of Mainebiz, both women, took a hard look at our pages and said, “Where are the women?” That question led to some soul searching and eventually to Women to Watch, an annual award given to female executive
August 6, 2018Class-action lawsuit filed against CMP over alleged overbillings
July 20, 2018Central Maine Power faces a class-action lawsuit from customers alleging they've been overcharged in their monthly bills from the utility over the past winter.
July 20, 2018Shipyard Brewing loses lawsuit over trade name
June 27, 2018Shipyard Brewing Co. in Portland on Monday lost its trademark infringement suit against Columbia, Mo., brewer Logboat Brewing Co.
June 27, 2018National retailers hail Supreme Court’s ruling in tax case involving online sellers
June 22, 2018A national retail trade group applauded Thursday's South Dakota v. Wayfair ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court allowing states to require online sellers to collect sales tax the same as local stores.
June 22, 2018
Saddleback suitor charged with fraud in Australia
June 22, 2018Sebastian “Seb” Monsour, the Australian who announced last June his plans to buy Saddleback Mountain ski resort, was arrested as part of a long-running investigation into a $5 million investment fraud.
June 22, 2018
Hawaii man sentenced for fraud that stuck York lobster dealer with big loss
June 20, 2018A former employee of York-based lobster wholesaler Maine Coast was sentenced Tuesday in U.S. District Court for wire fraud that included a shipment of 50,000 pounds of lobster to a fraudulent customer in China.
June 20, 2018
LePage administration appeals court ruling on Medicaid expansion
June 8, 2018In a move widely expected, the LePage administration on Thursday filed an appeal of Superior Court Justice Michaela Murphy's ruling on Monday ordering the state to begin the expansion of Medicaid approved by voters in last November's statewide
June 8, 2018Craft brewer drops the niceties in lawsuit over trademarks
June 8, 2018A Connecticut craft brewer has sued two Portland brewers, claiming trademark infringement.
June 8, 2018Legal settlement helping Maine address its shortage of plumbers
June 8, 2018Four Maine high schools that were selected by the Attorney General’s Office to start plumbing training programs with funds received from a consumer protection settlement are beginning to make a dent in the shortage of plumbers in Maine.
June 8, 2018
Court sets June 11 deadline for LePage to implement Medicaid expansion
June 5, 2018Superior Court Justice Michaela Murphy issued a 13-page ruling Monday that directs the LePage administration to file a state plan to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services by June 11 to initiate expanded Medicaid coverage.
June 5, 2018South Portland motel closures go before judge Friday
May 31, 2018A judge will listen to arguments Friday on whether South Portland can shut down two motels on U.S. Route 1 because of complaints of illegal activity by customers or others on the premises.
May 31, 2018
Brooklin Boat Yard's former CFO sentenced in $815K embezzlement
May 29, 2018Former Brooklin Boat Yard CFO Steven Nygren was sentenced to seven years and seven months in federal prison for stealing $815,000 from the business.
May 29, 2018Here's what you should know about new European Union data security law
May 24, 2018Maine, like its New England neighbors, can boast some of the most stringent personal information security laws in the country. But the European Union's even stricter "General Data Protection Regulation," which takes effect on Friday, may require
May 24, 2018
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