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Businesses have been victimized by having their checks 'washed' or after being stolen so that information could be used to make fraudulent fund transfers, writes guest columnist Joseph Luciano, a banker.
Bixby Chocolate founder Kate McAleer is taking the Rockland-based company in new directions, via “bean-to-bar” chocolate production and the launch of a coffee brand called Bixenta.
Cyndi Prince runs her business from her home in Camden. Later this fall, she’ll be adding to the brand with new products including LooHoo Dryer Gems, Laundry Bags and Wash Bags, to be sold online and at art shows.
Hilary Crowell runs the Cultivated Thread from her home in Wiscasset, making handwoven towels and other products sold online and at events.
The Scone Goddess, founded in 2020, sells 70 flavors of fresh-baked scones to local customers and sells 22 mixes to retail and wholesale customers.
Guest columnist Carrie Green Yardley writes that the problem is not with the 'plug' feature of online forms, but with how they 'play.'
Oak & Ember opened at the former site of the Buxton Common, which closed in June 2022 after four years.
The planned facility would be located in a historic downtown building, at 185 Water St.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy recently came to Maine to film segments for his popular “One Bite Pizza Reviews,” and he liked at least one pie he tasted in the city.
Five finalists will compete onstage for the chance to win a $50,000 grand prize.
Jessica Green, owner of Green Quality Plumbing & Heating, is leading a younger wave of specialists in the trades, and has plenty of business to show for her efforts.
Child care is one of the drivers for employees to leave an organization, writes guest columnist. Nick LaCourse. He has recommendations for how companies can be flexible and resourceful with employees facing child care issues.
The director of engagement for Live + Maine and president of Startup Maine finds it rewarding to connect people to resources, mentors and individuals.
Nick Risma wears many hats in Maine's startup ecosystem.
George Trinovitch is a co-owner and managing innkeeper at the Pentagöet Inn & Pub.
The former speech pathologist leads ChappyWrap, a Cape Elizabeth-based company that sells heirloom-quality blankets.