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Among Maine startups out to conquer the green economy, here are three worth keeping tabs on.
Equipping your team with well-defined procedures is vital for empowering employees and allowing them to grow.
While movie houses typically have seven weeks to promote Oscar-nominated films before the awards ceremony, this year that window has shrunk to five because of the L.A. wildfires.
Repeating a move from his first term, President Trump on Monday signed two proclamations imposing a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports from all countries.
The program is another tool to help a critical part of town stimulate business growth and job creation.
Community Plate is a new nonprofit initiative launched by the owners of Ten Apple Farm in Gray.
All together, CEI invested nearly $23 million in 129 business, most of which are based in Maine.
If tariffs are wide ranging, "things could be really, really bad," Amanda Rector told a Mainebiz forum.
The Maine Funding Network, which launched last year, includes nearly two dozen public financing and advisory organizations that can help Maine businesses find alternate business funding, writes guest columnist Jonathan Poole of FAME.
The group includes Watermelon Pie, a cooking community and recipe platform founded by Kachina Miller.
Maine's paid-leave law went into effect on Jan. 1, but could still be modified.
Mainebiz offers 25 predictions about Maine's economy in 2025.
A regulation that would require businesses to file an ownership-interest report under the Corporate Transparency Act hangs in limbo.
Mainebiz introduces a year-long feature, Made in Maine. The first column is about a family-run skincare maker with stores in Winthrop and Waterville.
Mainebiz remains committed to being a voice for the state’s business community.
Openings, expansions, leadership transitions and lawsuits were among topics covered this year.