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Judge: Hannaford not liable for data breach
May 13, 2009A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Hannaford Bros. Co. in Scarborough will face legal action from only one plaintiff for its role in an electronic data breach that began in 2007.
May 13, 2009Business incorporations from February 2009 | A selection of Maine business limited liability companies registered in February 2009, supplied by the Office of the Secretary of State and the Bureau of Corporations, Elections and Commissions
May 4, 2009Cumby Homes LLC, Mark Smith, PO Box 608, New Portland 04954 Curry Construction LLC, Wayne Curry, 3 Knox Rd., Windham 04062 Curtis Law Firm LLC, Theodore Curtis, 34 Main St., Orono 04473
May 4, 2009Stimulus rules | What you need to know if your construction biz goes for Recovery money
May 4, 2009The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (a.k.a. the stimulus act) could have unexpected consequences for Maine businesses.
May 4, 2009Former growth council bookkeeper pleads guilty to embezzlement
April 30, 2009A former bookkeeper for the Central Maine Growth Council in Waterville has admitted to embezzling almost $28,000 from the nonprofit dedicated to economic development in the region.
April 30, 2009
Pike takes its rally on the road
April 28, 2009The controversy in Westbrook over Pike Industries' plans to build an asphalt plant at its quarry on Spring Street has entered a new era.
April 28, 2009Ex-tribal governor sentenced
April 27, 2009A former governor of the Indian Township Passamaquoddy Tribe has been sentenced to five years in prison for misusing $1.7 million in tribal and federal funds.
April 27, 2009Construction firm sues former bookkeeper
April 24, 2009A Eustis woman is being sued by J.L. Brochu Inc. of Stratton, her former employer, on charges that she embezzled more than $452,000 from the construction firm over the span of four years.
April 24, 2009Judge dismisses MERC lawsuit
April 23, 2009A York County Superior Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the Maine Energy Recovery Co. incinerator in Biddeford filed by Mark Johnston, the former mayor of Saco.
April 23, 2009TD Banknorth to pay $50M to settle lawsuit
April 22, 2009TD Banknorth on Monday agreed to pay $50 million to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by former shareholders disgruntled over the terms of the Portland-based bank's 2007 buyout by its majority shareholder, Toronto-Dominion Bank.
April 22, 2009Union fight continues at BIW
April 21, 2009The battle between a former union official at Bath Iron Works and the International Machinists Union continues, with the IAMAW announcing they will conduct an internal trial for Mike Keenan.
April 21, 2009Worker gets $87K for unlawful dismissal
April 16, 2009An employee who was fired from an Auburn propane distribution company recently won his lawsuit for unlawful dismissal.
April 16, 2009Ousted BIW leaders want jury trial
April 13, 2009The suspended leaders of Bath Iron Works' largest union are pushing for a jury trial for their lawsuit against the union's parent organization.
April 13, 2009Not going for broke | As business bankruptcies climb, attorneys offer options
April 6, 2009Remnants of Jim Picariello’s good idea are everywhere. His Wise Acre Frozen Treats ice pops, made from sweetened tea, are sold in grocery stores up and down the east and west coasts, in New Jersey and in parts of the Midwest.
April 6, 2009Judge: York County oil cos. violated trade act
April 6, 2009A York County judge late last week ruled that Nicholas Curro, owner of three oil companies in Biddeford and Wells, violated the Unfair Trade Practices Act when he failed to honor several hundred pre-paid heating oil contracts during the winter of
April 6, 2009M.W. Sewall files for bankruptcy
March 30, 2009M.W. Sewall & Co. of Bath, a heating oil business and convenience store operator, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
March 30, 2009Bankruptcy for Knox Mill?
March 24, 2009The owner of the former Knox Mill in Camden may be forced to put the property in receivership, a form of bankruptcy in which reorganization is coordinated by a trustee, because of nearly $20 million in unpaid mortgage bills.
March 24, 2009
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