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Published
February 11, 2019

Orono-based tech startup CourseStorm receives $1.2 million investment

The fast-growing company produces class registration software for learning institutions, community programs and other organizations.
Published
February 8, 2019

After 121 years, Jagger Bros. will cease making yarn in Sanford

Forty employees are affected by the decision to end operations, likely by the end of March. The company will maintain a wholesale division for niche markets.
Published
February 8, 2019

Probes by Maine Bureau of Insurance recovered $1.6 million from companies in 2018

The bureau investigated over 650 cases of improper billing and other bad practices.
Published
February 8, 2019

Maine’s newest and biggest public company plans to bring 1,200 jobs to Portland

Covetrus Inc., the product of a merger between Vets First Choice and Henry Schein Animal Health, began trading Friday on the Nasdaq exchange.
Published
February 7, 2019

Regulators to consider reducing lobstermen’s lines to protect right whales

The American Lobster Management Board says a reduction of as much as 40 percent is needed to protect the endangered species and avoid stricter federal restrictions on the lobster fishery.

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Published
February 7, 2019

Rep. Golden opposes Trump’s NAFTA rewrite

Maine's 2nd District congressman says the revised trade agreement doesn't do enough to protect American workers.
Published
February 7, 2019

Hancock Lumber plans to open a Saco location

Plans call for a lumberyard and a showroom.
Published
February 7, 2019

Ferry operator decided last year to leave Portland. Now, city says it can’t come back.

Facing delays in setting up service in Bar Harbor, Bay Ferries asks to operate out of Portland this year – but that ship had sailed.
Published
February 6, 2019

CMP sweetens its offer for approval of transmission corridor, to $258 million

In confidential documents, the power company and its partners offer incentives over 40 years if regulators approve the 145-mile project through western Maine.
Published
February 6, 2019

Regulators threaten CMP with sanctions for failing to fix customer service problems

In a scathing letter, the Public Utilities Commission said the power company has not met performance standards laid out last year.