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All John Simpson wanted when he started his business 14 years ago was to create an online registry of deeds where people could go for the documents they need.
“Advice Squad” is written by members of the Maine chapter of the Association for Consulting Expertise, a trade organization of 88 consultants around the state.
Steve Rich might be new to the top spot at Bangor's WBRC Architects-Engineers, but that doesn't mean he's a newcomer to the company or even its leadership team.
Every manager has been in tight spots.
A new coalition of businesses formed to address rebuilding needs in Haiti is seeking support.
A New York-based insurance company announced yesterday it is acquiring South Portland-based York Insurance Co. of Maine as part of a deal to buy a division of OneBeacon Insurance Group for about $180 million.
A Westbrook call center has closed suddenly, leaving 100 people jobless.
As the new chairman of the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce board of directors, Michael Ballesteros says his focus over the next year will be to make the organization more visible in the community and more responsive to the needs of its business
Founded: June 2009Employees: One freelancerStartup costs: $10,000Projected revenue, year one: $35,000
An unauthorized employee clicks through the company website and accidentally opens a database filled with clients’ social security numbers.
Kaile Warren and his business, Rent-a-Husband, are under investigation by the Maine Office of Securities for investment fraud.
Diversified Business Communications of Portland is expanding its reach with three recent acquisitions, including forays into India and Australia.
Bob Neveu moved his family from California to Maine without a job. At his uncle’s headhunting business in San Francisco, he’d automated the manual paper-based resume management process — developing a database to match candidates to opportunities.
The Bureau of Insurance has yanked the license of a Portland insurance investment agent, citing deceptive, untrustworthy and incompetent conduct.
Snowman Printing in Hermon will receive a $200,000 Community Development Block Grant, money that will be used to expand the printing facility and create 10 new jobs.
After practicing his job pitch again and again at meetings of unemployed professionals, David Craig decided there must be another way for the jobless to network, to meet executives, to find a job.