Business news
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CSX announced a deal Tuesday with two of its 12 unions, becoming the first major railroad to offer that benefit that most U.S. workers take for granted.
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Owner Jim Bouffard of Jay to retire after more than 50 years in business.
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The slowdown in inflation has raised hopes that the central bank might be able to avoid raising rates, but the chairman has brushed that notion aside.
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The last publication in Winsted, Conn., shuttered in 2017 and the activist says people are losing touch with what's going on their community.
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An investigation found that managers at C Salt Gourmet Market shared in the tip pool while minors worked excessive hours with dangerous equipment.
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High oil and gas prices have hit Britain hard, with double-digit inflation fueling a wave of public-sector strikes, soaring food bank use and demands that politicians expand a tax on the windfall profits of energy companies.
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Recent surveys that show declining levels of young lobsters are a concern for the future of the fishery, and the rules aim at maintaining a breeding population.
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Officials warned the controlled burn would send toxic chemicals into the air.
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'Jobs are up, wages are up, inflation is down, and COVID no longer controls our lives,' Biden told the Democratic National Committee on Friday.
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The goal is to allow Russian diesel to keep flowing to countries like China and India and avoid a sudden price rise that would hurt consumers worldwide.
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Amanda and Tom Roddy bought their redemption center on Route 3 nearly five years ago and they're hoping that this year, lawmakers will be able to make changes to the state's bottle redemption program.
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The government issues a 'Do Not Drive' advisory for the 2001 through 2003 vehicles with Takata inflators.
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Friday's report suggests that inflation could continue to decline even while employers keep adding workers.
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The package will target Moscow's wartime technology and take aim in particular at components used in the manufacturing of drones.
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The trial hinged on whether he misled shareholders, steering them in a direction that they say cost them billions.
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It was a surprisingly strong gain in the face of the Federal Reserve’s aggressive drive to slow growth and tame inflation with higher interest rates.
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Investigators tie the infections – including some found in blood, urine and lungs – to EzriCare Artificial Tears.
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The face of King Charles III is expected to be seen on the nation's coins this year.
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He speaks just days before Sunday's 30th anniversary of his landmark Family and Medical Leave Act.
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The performance comes with a backdrop of rising interest rates and declining vehicle sales overall.
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Amazon and Google’s parent company, Alphabet, both jump more than 7%.
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The boy's mom says her husband had just used the app on his phone to order dinner and probably left it open.
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ruled Wednesday that equipment must be upgraded at a New Hampshire power plant so the transmission line can connect to the regional grid.
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The drop is a sign of relative stability that could potentially open the door for some prospective homebuyers to get back in the market.
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Up to half a million workers were estimated to go on strike across the UK on Wednesday.
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After emerging from pandemic closures during 2020, Oxford Casino revenue shares for 2022 show its best performance since opening in 2012.
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The decision on the Willow project – which some environmentalists have dubbed a 'carbon bomb' – is politically perilous for President Biden, who campaigned on pledges to end new drilling on public lands.
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The central bank’s latest move put its benchmark short-term rate in a range of 4.5% to 4.75%, its highest level in about 15 years.
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Economists had expected job openings to drop slightly in December.
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Among the president’s targets is the concert venue owner and promoter Live Nation.
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Allowing consumers to choose their electricity supply companies has failed to lower rates for home customers, according to recommendations given to the Legislature on Wednesday.
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The disease has driven prices up and supplies down, affecting Maine farms, stores, restaurants and egg lovers in different ways.
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Nature Boy Jim’s Crystal Emporium has opened a new shop downtown, where crystals, minerals, and fossils can be purchased in store or over Facebook or Instagram.
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Buen Apetito, a mainstay in the Waterville restaurant scene for two decades, can now be found at 99 West River Road after a dispute over parking led to its departure from the Railroad Square complex.
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Despite the recent report, the Federal Reserve likely won't stop raising interest rates.
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The company and its rival Airbus have introduced more profitable and fuel efficient wide-body planes.