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MNR rail traffic triples
August 13, 2012Traffic has tripled along the 233-mile-long Maine Northern Railway line that runs between just outside Millinocket to Madawaska, facilitated by track repairs funded by a $10.5 million federal Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery
August 13, 2012Cruise ship places order for ton of lobster
August 8, 2012A cruise ship operated by Holland America Lines plans to buy a ton of lobsters for its passengers when it arrives at Mt. Desert Island's port at the end of next week.
August 8, 2012Canada timber decision disappoints
July 19, 2012Members of Maine's congressional delegation said they're disappointed with a recent decision related to a softwood lumber dispute between the United States and Canada.
July 19, 2012Seeking trade opportunities beyond our borders requires financial savvy
July 9, 2012I have received many inquiries over the past few months related to Europe's stability, the growth of emerging countries and what that might mean for Maine businesses.
July 9, 2012
Verrill Dana law group to focus on high-seas issues
July 3, 2012Portland law firm Verrill Dana has formed a new practice group focused on maritime law and technology as the firm attempts to capitalize on some emerging legal issues specific to the high seas.
July 3, 2012
Shoe tariff debate hits close to home
June 25, 2012Patrick Welch, plant manager of New Balance's four-story factory in Skowhegan, had ready answers for the two high-ranking Obama administration Com–merce Department officials visiting the facility on their June 7 fact-finding tour.
June 25, 2012Lawmakers head to Quebec
June 11, 2012Three Maine lawmakers are heading to Quebec this week to talk with Canadian officials about energy, trade and economic development.
June 11, 2012
Hancock Lumber takes advantage of global demand for Maine's prized tree
April 30, 2012Growing up to 150 feet tall, the Eastern white pine tree is a hallmark of the Maine landscape. The tallest tree in eastern North America, Eastern whites were once known as "mast pines" and were reserved for the British Royal Navy.
April 30, 2012
Nearly $25 million in upgrades position Maine's ports for more business
April 16, 2012With nearly 3,500 miles of coastline, deep coastal waters and an eastern prominence, Maine has always looked to its ports to measure the economic tide.
April 16, 2012
April 16, 2012China's need for Maine products and services continues to grow
March 19, 2012Of the 12 animals on the Chinese Zodiac, the year of the dragon is the most admired and celebrated.
March 19, 2012International Trade Center recognizes global efforts
March 16, 2012The Maine International Trade Center has announced the winners of its 2011 International Trade and Investment Awards. Casco-based Hancock Lumber was named Exporter of the Year.
March 16, 2012Port of Eastport nets contract to ship wood chips
March 13, 2012The Port of Eastport is close to finalizing a deal with a new Maine company looking to ship wood chips from the port to overseas markets.
March 13, 2012MITC plans trade mission to China
March 13, 2012Gov. Paul LePage will lead a trade mission to China later this year, timed to coincide with the Asian Seafood Exposition in Hong Kong.
March 13, 2012Measures of Growth report ranks Maine
March 7, 2012The Maine Economic Growth Council yesterday released its annual Measures of Growth report, which ranks Maine on 25 economic indicators.
March 7, 2012Developing markets and expertise puts Maine companies in the forefront
January 23, 2012When you say the word "textile" in Maine, it conjures up images of the old Bates Mill, Saco Island and the demise of many a textile manufacturing mill town throughout New England in the 1950-1960s.
January 23, 2012
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