Things don't look promising for the New England fishery.

Health care, industrial and energy stocks also rise, helping to lift Wall Street.

Family members remember Canning as fiercely loyal, quick-witted, an inspiration and a mentor.

Instead of driving all the way to Skowhegan to shop, residents can take advantage of the prices and close proximity of the chain that caters to rural areas.

The Nov. 15 Central Maine Career Expo brought more than 250 students and over 30 employers to Kennebec Valley Community College's Hinckley Campus, according to an organizer.

Having more places to sell allows retail chains to buy at a larger scale for a lower price.

The former chewing gum executive will take over a chain of medical marijuana dispensaries.

Paul Weiss says the state's unexplained move to hire a North Carolina company could put Mainers at risk because there's no transition plan.

A new report says addiction has kept some 32,700 people out of the state's labor force since 2011.

The customer experiences will guide Ford teams as they develop robot cars to deliver goods.

In addition to nearly $1.53 billion in state tax credits and grants, the company may qualify for a city corporate income tax credit worth nearly $900 million over 12 years and a 15-year property-tax abatement worth about $386 million.

Three companies that allegedly conspired for more than a decade to overcharge American bases for fuel will pay $236 million in fines.

The group plans new levies on American products if President Trump imposes tariffs on European auto imports.

Clearwater Seafoods' imaging system can help determine the quality of the crustaceans.

The Alton W. Whittemore Award for outstanding service will be presented to Hight along with awards to others at the Thursday night banquet.

But the Portland-based animal health company still has a net loss due to research and development expenses.

The performance compares with a national average of 4.2 percent.

The acting director says this would allow regulators to take advantage of new technology, but skeptics say the rules won't work unless they tighten nitrogen oxide limits.

The personalized approach pays off in Albany.

The fate of the West End building is unclear.

The parent company's manufacturing and wholesale operations are sold to a pet products distributor based in Denver.

'The Hemp Road Trip' will be shown Nov. 26 in Portland.

Robert Kenneth Lindell is found guilty on 15 counts of securities fraud in what authorities call one of Maine's worst cases of elder financial abuse.

The new locations will be New York City and northern Virginia.

ConvenientMD seeks approval to build on the site of Rosa Linda's Family Restaurant.

Banks, consumer-focused companies, and media and communications stocks all took heavy losses.

Sugarloaf Mountain and Sunday River will both be open on a daily basis by the end of the week, while smaller ski areas are aiming for December.

Acquisition of the Maine business, founded in 1997, expands the pet supplies line of Denver-based The Kyjen Co.

A public hearing is set for Thursday on Mere Point Oyster's application to lease 40 acres in Maquoit Bay, which opponents say is too much for the bay to handle.

Athenahealth, a cloud-based alternative to software systems for medical billing, operates offices in Belfast, in Waldo County.

They and their supporters gather at a pub on Commercial Street to gather signatures for a referendum that would restore the city's water dependency use requirement.

A warm environment ruins shellfish habitat, causing the decline erroneously blamed on overfishing.

The owner and president of Sprague & Curtis Real Estate talks about the importance of finding what works and remaining relevant.

Caught on video, Stella's goofy antics go viral online, but maybe that's not surprising given the marketing pedigree of her master.

Franklin Memorial nurse gains oncology certification; Camden National's Leaders & Luminaries Awards honor six.