The South Portland-based payment processor achieved double-digit increases in revenue and net income in the first quarter.
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Camden National Bank’s net income rose 17 percent in first quarter
The largest bank chartered in Maine netted $10.1 million, and Northeast Bancorp of Lewiston also performed strongly, with net income up 94 percent.
Food giant Tyson Foods to buy AdvancePierre, owner of former Barber Foods
It’s unclear how the conglomerate’s acquisition will affect the Portland plant being sold by AdvancePierre, which employs about 300 there.
Systems upgrade causes shipping delays for L.L. Bean
The Freeport-based outdoor retailer says it is working day and night to fix the problem.
Report: Maine propping up unsustainable biomass power industry
But industry advocates argue that it provides vital jobs and tax revenue in rural areas.
Maine home sales remain strong in March
Both sales volume and median price were up compared with a year earlier.
Reformed scam artist tells Mainers how to protect their data
Frank Abagnale Jr., whose story was immortalized in a book and the 2002 movie ‘Catch Me If You Can,’ speaks at USM on identity theft.
Buyers of Harris Golf discount passes unhappy that they now exclude Sunday River
Some golfers seek refunds after a legal dispute forces removal of the award-winning course from the deals, even though they’re still good at other Harris properties.
Maine construction firm Reed & Reed buys New Hampshire subcontractor
The acquisition of Farmington-based PLC Construction will help boost Reed & Reed’s wind energy business.
Portland offering 4 acres for sale in Bayside
The six city-owned parcels are being touted as an opportunity for redevelopment.
 
				
 
				 
				 
				 
				 
				 
				 
				