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The move comes more than four years after Chris Wheaton started the business in a much smaller pop-up place.
The prevailing way of thinking involves designing a job and asking someone to just do it. This is a mistake. There are many benefits to understanding an individual’s strengths and matching them to their work.
Rococo Ice Cream, which opened in June in Kennebunk, will also be opening the area's first dessert bar in mid-July.
Entrepreneur and cycling enthusiast Tom Ruff shifted gears from medical recruiting to gluten-free brewing, with plans to launch Orange Bike Brewing in Portland later this year. Construction is underway at 31 Diamond St.
Terms of the deal for the Portland-based food procurement app were not disclosed.
Motifs is located at Suite 101 on the Lyman Morse Wharf and Marina on Wayfarer Drive in Camden and will be open year-round to serve the midcoast community.
The ChappyWrap brand, run by Christina Livada from her home in Cape Elizabeth, is "thrilled to work" with L.L.Bean, she says.
Guest columnist Kate Bellmore of Camden National Bank offers some commonsense ideas about how to develop employer branding that reflects your company's culture.
Winners represent sectors from farming to janitorial services. Shannon Kinney, founder and chief client success officer at Dream Local Digital, a Thomaston-based digital marketing agency, was the keynote speaker at last week's SCORE awards luncheon.
A paid family leave bill is being considered by the Maine Legislature. Guest columnists Julia Munsey, president and CEO of the Maine State Chamber of Commerce, and Curtis Picard, president and CEO of Retail Association of Maine, say that while the
GenoTyping Center for America's growth is driven by the acquisition of new customers, expanded business with existing customers and the launch of a non-invasive genotyping technique.
A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements from businesses and nonprofits around Maine.
Mainebiz profiles five unique small businesses in Harrison, Bethel, West Paris, Turner and Lewiston.
ACE board member Francis Eberle offers creative ways managers can improve and add to their skill sets.
Obinna Okani will lead EforAll Maine, a new business accelerator launching this fall to support aspiring entrepreneurs from underrepresented groups.