The rules call for gear conversion by May 1, but the new gear isn’t available to most fishermen, they said.
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Stocks fall, breaking a four-day winning streak on Wall Street
Technology stocks were among the biggest weights on the broader market Wednesday.
Russia war ends era of globalization that kept inflation low
In addition, the widening rupture between the world’s democracies and its autocracies has further darkened the global economic outlook.
U.S. growth in fourth quarter revised lower to 6.9%
But economists forecast that growth could fall to as low as 0.5% in the first three months of this year and may even slip into negative territory.
Germany warns on Russian gas, Poland to end oil imports
Berlin and Paris also call on companies and households to conserve energy following demands by Russia that deliveries should be paid in rubles.
Two bills to ease Mainers’ energy costs clear legislative committees
One would provide tax breaks to qualifying businesses with high energy bills, and the other would create a council to advise ratepayers.
Maine’s Idexx Labs keeping Moscow office open despite Ukraine invasion
The $3.2 billion Westbrook based-company has veterinary office customers and a water testing distributor in Russia and isn’t answering questions about its business in the country.
Accused stalker of Apple CEO agrees to stay away
The case goes back to late 2020 when Julie Lee Choi began emailing Tim Cook begging him to have sex with her.
Iowa to kill 1.5 million more hens, turkeys because of bird flu
It appears the infections are coming from migrating wild birds, the state veterinarian says.
U.S. consumers still confident, but outlook not rosy
Respondents cite higher prices – particularly on gas – and the war in Ukraine as the biggest factors.