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Pharmacy leader files complaint against Canadian drug co.
April 8, 2014The president of the Maine Pharmacy Association has filed a complaint with state regulators alleging a Canadian pharmaceutical company broke state law by selling him drugs manufactured in Turkey, India and Mauritius.
April 8, 2014Canadian dollar’s drop could hit Maine tourism
March 4, 2014Canada’s dollar, the loonie, has fallen in value to 90 U.S.
March 4, 2014
Portland's waterfront gets renewed interest
February 24, 2014From east to west and everything in between, Portland's waterfront is changing.
February 24, 2014MDOT supports Searsport harbor dredging
January 30, 2014Maine Department of Transportation Commissioner David Bernhardt told a nonprofit economic development group on Wednesday that dredging Searsport’s harbor is essential to Maine’s capturing a greater share of the growing trade potential along the Ea
January 30, 2014MM&A deal for $15.9M heads for approval
January 23, 2014A $15.9 million bid from Railroad Acquisitions LLC for the assets of the bankrupt Montreal, Maine and Atlantic Railway will go before a bankruptcy judge today.
January 23, 2014N.Y. investment firm wins bid for MM&A assets
January 22, 2014A subsidiary of the New York-based Fortress Investment Group has won a bid for the assets of the Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway, according to the trade publication Atlantic Northeast Rails & Ports.
January 22, 2014N.Y. investment firm wins bid for MM&A assets
January 21, 2014A subsidiary of the New York-based Fortress Investment Group has won a bid for the assets of the Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway, according to the trade publication Atlantic Northeast Rails & Ports.
January 21, 2014Lincoln millworkers to receive federal job retraining aid
January 17, 2014The U.S. Department of Labor will allow approximately 200 millworkers who were laid off from Lincoln Paper & Tissue in December to receive job retraining assistance from the federal government.
January 17, 2014Maine's liquor and lottery chief to resign
January 15, 2014Gerry Reid, director of the Maine Bureau of Alcoholic Beverages and Lottery Operations, is resigning his post.
January 15, 2014New trade office names chief
January 14, 2014Dana Eidsness, a former director of international business for the Vermont Chamber of Commerce, has been hired by the state to run the newly established Maine North Atlantic Development Office.
January 14, 2014Maine Fair Trade Lobster to expand operations in Gouldsboro
January 13, 2014Maine Fair Trade Lobster, the company that took over lobster-processing operations at the shuttered former Live Lobster plant in Prospect Harbor last summer, plans to increase the plant’s capacity by 50%.
January 13, 2014Brunswick inns continue naming battle in court
January 10, 2014Lawyers on both sides of a trademark battle between The Brunswick Inn and the Inn at Brunswick Station are continuing to fight after a jury ruled in favor of the older The Brunswick Inn.
January 10, 2014Regulators say oil in recent accidents may be more dangerous to move by rail
January 6, 2014Federal regulators believe the oil involved in the July 2012 Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway explosion in Lac-Megantic, Quebec, may be more dangerous to move by rail than other varieties.
January 6, 2014Trade talks hold uncertain impact for Maine firms
December 30, 2013As secret negotiations over a new international free trade agreement are set to resume in January, Maine companies are divided over the potential economic impact of the pending deal.
December 30, 2013New Brunswick official touts potential for regional tourism
October 4, 2013New Brunswick’s minister of tourism, heritage and culture told Maine chamber of commerce officials attending a two-day conference on Campobello Island that the state and the Canadian province could reap greater tourism dollars by working together
October 4, 2013Travel delay bumps LePage from Alberta trade mission
September 24, 2013Gov. Paul LePage has canceled his trade mission visit to western Canada, which his office said was the result of a travel delay.
September 24, 2013
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