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Members of the Maine AFL-CIO expressed support for two bills that the labor organization said would bolster the safety net for Maine workers who have been injured on the job, including those with a mental injury caused by work-related stress.
“Greenlight Maine,” an entrepreneurial pitch contest offering a $100,000 prize, will celebrate its 100th episode this weekend and unveil its three Season 4 finalists.
Applications for Gorham Savings Bank's seventh annual LaunchPad small business competition opened Friday, and two new judges have been added.
A zoning amendment will allow Quirk Auto Group to convert the building at 688 Hogan Road in Bangor that housed Kmart into a vehicle service center and dealership.
The evolving landscape of Portland's Washington Avenue will bring a big change later this year, when longtime neighborhood business Dale Rand Printing moves across the city to Riverside Street.
The renovation project was featured on "Maine Cabin Masters," and the trust hopes rent money from the eco-cabins will help maintain and improve the Wakefield Wildlife Santuary in West Gardiner.
Legislation sponsored by state Sen. Cathy Breen, D-Falmouth, to promote pay equality in Maine received approval from the Legislature's Committee on Labor and Housing on Monday.
Belgian beers and other international beer styles are planned for a brewery that will open this summer in Portland's East Bayside neighborhood.
This year's theme is “Startups, Innovators and Policy Makers,” and will seek to challenge attendees to identify how entrepreneurs can address local, national and global challenges.
David E. Shaw, managing partner of Black Point Group and co-founder of the publicly traded Maine companies Covetrus and IDEXX, will add an additional $25,000 prize to a winning entrepreneur in this year's Maine Center for Entrepreneurs' annual “Top
The 70,000 mixed-use Station Square development by Great Falls Construction is the latest project in busy Gorham village, but the Gorham Downlown Alliance says there's more work to do.
The Institute for Family-Owned Businesses is seeking nominations of the best family-owned Maine businesses for recognition during the 20th annual Maine Family Business Awards.
If you own a business, you know what it's like to see — and want to seize — an opportunity. And often, such opportunities require an infusion of capital.
Maine's manufacturing workforce, which declined sharply during the recession, has started a gradual rebound. Even so, it remains dramatically smaller than the workforce numbers of 2001 and 2008.
In today's world, cybersecurity is a hot-button issue that effects organizations large and small. Here are some tips on how to build a culture of cyber-defenders within your company.
A bill sponsored by state Sen. Rebecca Millett, D-Senate District 29, would require employers with more than five employees to implement a paid sick leave policy, in which employees would earn at least one hour of paid leave for every 30 hours