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Architect's design for Grace wins award
June 27, 2011Dean Bingham, the Portland architect and chocolatier who designed Grace restaurant, a former brick-and-brownstone Gothic Revival church turned fashionable eatery on Chestnut Street, has won a national award for the restaurant's design.
June 27, 2011
Mental health clinic opens to execs
June 27, 2011The stigma associated with seeking mental health services deters many people from seeking help, but for high-level executives and professionals, the potential career repercussions add yet another layer of anxiety.
June 27, 2011Midcoast chambers approve merger
June 23, 2011Members of the Camden-Rockport-Lincolnville and Penobscot Bay chambers of commerce recently voted in favor of merging the two organizations.
June 23, 2011
Co-working space taps into a rising trend
June 13, 2011Portland freelancers no longer have to slave away alone in their pajamas in cramped apartments.
June 13, 2011Extension granted to lottery operator
June 13, 2011A company with offices in Gardiner will continue to print the state's lottery tickets for at least another year while a competitor's appeal of a long-term contract continues in court.
June 13, 2011
Architects urge developers to consider rising sea levels
May 30, 2011A three-and-a-half-foot rise in the sea level here would, if propelled by a storm surge, swamp large portions of Commercial Street and the Marginal Way-Bayside area, a prominent focus of recent redevelopment efforts.
May 30, 2011
Sales force | A conversation with Shay Bellas, co-founder, Custom Sales Team Inc.
May 30, 2011Custom Sales Team Inc.Founded: June 2010Employees: 4; 32 independent contractorsStartup costs: None
May 30, 2011Goodwill's new job skills program graduates six
May 9, 2011On Friday, Goodwill Industries of Northern New England will graduate its first class in a pilot program to train refugees and immigrants in work force skills.
May 9, 2011
Former Harriman head opens new architecture firm
May 3, 2011This winter, architect Patrick Costin left his prestigious position as board chair of Harriman Architects + Engineers, a 141-year-old firm with offices in Portland and Auburn, to start a much smaller company and focus on what he says are his two p
May 3, 2011
Low-cost funeral chain enters Portland market
April 5, 2011In February, a new funeral home opened in a nondescript, one-story mall on Forest Avenue.
April 5, 2011Wright Express acquires Fla. firm
April 4, 2011Payment processor Wright Express Corp. has acquired a Tampa, Fla.-based payroll card and electronic paystub provider.
April 4, 2011Changes OK'ed for Port of Eastport
March 14, 2011The Army Corps of Engineers has approved a modified permit for improvements at the Port of Eastport, helping to save the project half a million dollars in construction costs.
March 14, 2011DeLorme lays off 15 workers
March 14, 2011Mapmaker DeLorme has cut 15 employees in its first round of layoffs in nearly a decade.
March 14, 2011Midcoast chamber boards vote to merge
February 25, 2011Two midcoast chambers -- The Penobscot Bay Regional Chamber and the Camden-Rockport-Lincolnville Chamber -- are seeking members' input on merging.
February 25, 2011
New Atlantica division charts commerce, politics
February 8, 2011Governments collapsing overnight, economies spiraling downwards, anxious political leaders passing protectionist policies, emerging markets and new middle-class consumers are all increasingly relevant to companies, in Maine and elsewhere, that hop
February 8, 2011Firing a customer | Do yourself a favor and rid your business of draining clients
February 7, 2011“Views from the Top” is a new Mainebiz column focusing on upper-level management issues that will appear six times throughout the year.
February 7, 2011
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