The company has sold over 17 million of the products since the 1990s.
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Maine’s single area code now expected to last until end of 2025
The latest projection of when 207 numbers will be exhausted is a year later than had been expected. The previous estimate was through 2024.
Stocks dip deeper into bear market ahead of big Fed news
Trading across markets nevertheless was calmer than during Monday’s worldwide rout, which sent the S&P 500 down 3.9%.
Average CMP bill to decrease almost 3% for home customers starting in July
State utility regulators estimate the average residential customer bill will decrease by $3.40 a month, or 2.7 percent of the total bill.
Workers at Morrill teen mental health facility seek to unionize
Employees at Ironwood Maine say they intend to vote to form a union to improve pay, working conditions and standards of care at the residential program and school.
Bitcoin plunges as major lender halts operations
It’s the second notable collapse in the cryptocurrency universe in less than two months.
Automakers ask Congress to lift electric vehicle tax cap
The request comes as Americans find themselves financially pinched from all directions.
U.K. unveils bill to override Brexit deal in provocation to EU
The law would allow leaders to enact new rules on customs checks, tax and arbitration.
No bartender required: Premixed Jack and Coke going on sale
Coca-Cola Co. is partnering with the maker of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey to sell the cocktails.
Tambrands running full speed in face of tampon shortage
While supply chain problems are being blamed for empty shelves, Procter & Gamble says it’s Auburn facility is running 24/7 to try to meet demand.