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Millinocket Timber co. goes to great depths — literally
Updated: May 13, 2019Maine Heritage Timber has an interesting twist on the forest products industry. The Millinocket company recovers logs from area waterways — logs that were lost headed to mills.
Updated: May 13, 2019Get over 'silo mentality' in your organization
Updated: February 26, 2021Silo mentality continues to be one of the most frequent characteristics of many businesses and organizations. Here are some ways to overcome it.
Updated: February 26, 2021
Saco makes quarterfinals of America's Main Streets contest
April 30, 2019Saco is among 25 cities and towns from across the U.S., and three from New England, to make the quarterfinals of America's Main Streets contest, which is put on by Independent We Stand, a national association that promotes small businesses and local
April 30, 2019
Ex-Planet Dog chief, three others form business consulting firm
April 17, 2019Colleen McCracken, the former president and CEO of Planet Dog, has teamed up with three other Maine business women to launch Quad Group, a consultancy focused on family-owned businesses.
April 17, 2019
Fast-growing Bar Harbor catering company starts pop-up kitchen
April 11, 2019Bar Harbor Catering Co., a woman-owned business that's grown substantially since it was launched 10 years ago, is launching a pop-up eatery and tasting room to operate as a test kitchen for chefs and also reach a more-general audience.
April 11, 2019
KVCC launches programs to meet workforce needs
April 10, 2019Kennebec Valley Community College has launched classes in basic carpentry, pipe welding and commercial driving that are aimed at meeting workforce shortages in Maine.
April 10, 2019
Portland IT firm Winxnet changes its name to Logically
April 9, 2019Winxnet Inc., a Portland firm that acquired San Diego-based K&R Network Solutions Inc. last June to form a coast-to-coast managed IT services company, has changed its name to Logically.
April 9, 2019Central Maine Growth Council sponsors state’s first ‘virtual job fair’
April 9, 2019The Central Maine Growth Council will sponsor a daylong “virtual job fair” on Tuesday, May 7.
April 9, 2019
Vegan eatery planned for downtown Portland circular building
April 8, 2019The glass circular building at 1 Canal Plaza in downtown Portland is to be transformed into an all-day vegan eatery serving power bowls and other healthy dishes.
April 8, 2019No buyer, so Turner sewing machine retailer will close its doors
April 4, 2019A longtime sewing machine retailer in Turner will close its doors Saturday after a deal to sell the business fell through.
April 4, 2019Lawmakers pass bill promoting pay equality on National Equal Pay Day
April 3, 2019Despite opposition voiced by the Maine State Chamber of Commerce, Retail Association of Maine and Hospitality Maine, lawmakers overwhelmingly approved legislation sponsored by state Sen. Cathy Breen, D-Falmouth, to promote pay equality by
April 3, 2019Unique CPA approach avoids April tax pile-up
April 3, 2019Chasse & Co., an accounting and consulting firm in Auburn, has found what it says is a niche in the field that's designed to avoid the April tax pile-up.
April 3, 2019
Elevators to success: How pitch programs prepare start-ups for traditional funding
Updated: April 1, 2019Last year North Spore Mushroom Co., a Westbrook startup, won top prizes in back-to-back competitions — $100,000 in Greenlight Maine’s entrepreneurial pitch contest and $50,000 in Gorham Savings Bank’s small business competition LaunchPad.
Updated: April 1, 2019
How to: Assimilate veterans into your workforce
Updated: April 1, 2019Tapping into the talent pool of returning military veterans offers one solution to Maine’s workforce shortage. Each year close to 1,000 military service men and women re-enter Maine civilian life seeking employment.
Updated: April 1, 2019Article told only 'one side of the story'
Updated: April 1, 2019A story in the March 5th Mainebiz Daily Report regarding workers' compensation legislation, "Maine AFL-CIO backs bills that would revise workers' compensation law," tells just one side of the story — the perspective of organized labor.
Updated: April 1, 2019
Maine Food City chain becomes employee-owned
March 26, 2019The Lewiston company operates seven Food City grocery stores in Maine, Massachusetts and Vermont and two Save-A-Lots, in Waterville and Lewiston.
March 26, 2019
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