The unanimous decision is a victory for companies that routinely screen workers to prevent theft.
2014
Posted inLifestyle
‘Engagement’ a joke for Phoenix
In an appearance with David Letterman, the actor says he plans to marry his yoga instructor – and then calls the announcement a joke on ‘Good Morning America.’
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Posted inBusiness
Gas supply expected to match global need
Exxon: Advances in drilling will help North America provide enough natural gas and oil to meet demand.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Better-paying job markets and higher housing costs go hand in hand
Economists say there is a mismatch hurting middle class people who want to own homes in cities with good economies.
Posted inNation & World
Rage over nuts delays Korean Air flight
In first class, the daughter of the airline’s owner objected to nuts being served in bags instead of on plates.
Posted inHealth, Nation & World
Economist admits comment on health law was ‘inexcusably arrogant’
Jonathan Gruber said it passed because of ‘the stupidity of the American voter.’
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Maine PUC opposes FairPoint’s request for $62.8 million
The agency is not convinced a subsidy that would raise phone bills is required, it will tell legislators debating a service mandate.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Lewiston students try to raise their voices, but protest interrupted
A poster inscribed with #blacklivesmatter – echoing a national movement to talk about race and justice – is ordered removed at Lewiston High School.
Posted inBill Nemitz, Opinion
Bill Nemitz: Long Islanders in clear as ballot goof is uncovered
In the tight District 25 Senate race, it was a recount team that erred, by tallying 21 ballots for Cathy Manchester not once, but twice.
Posted inMaine, Nation & World, News
Maine activists join opponents of bill that would block food labeling
Big companies including Monsanto want Congress to pass the measure, which effectively blocks states from requiring labels on genetically modified foods.