The Harold Alfond Institute for Business Innovation will provide mentors, workshops, speaker series and more at the Waterville College for students and local businesspeople.
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Legislative panel sides with restaurant owners, workers in backing revival of ‘tip credit’
They hope the full Legislature agrees and kills the tip credit phase-out approved by voters as part of the minimum wage referendum.
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Lawmakers vote against moving UMaine wind project farther from Monhegan
Energy committee members unanimously vote against a bill that would have moved the test site at least 7 miles farther out to sea.
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Gov. LePage and Hayes dig in on dispute over bonds
Transportation projects are on hold as the governor and state treasurer clash over hiring an out-of-state bond agent.
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Maine bans mortgage loan servicer from taking on new business
Florida-based Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC is accused of widespread misconduct, including illegally foreclosing on borrowers.
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Bangor-based Cross Insurance acquires another Massachusetts agency
A.E. Barnes becomes the 15th Massachusetts agency acquired by Cross Insurance.
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Agreement reached over disputed mill site in East Millinocket
The sale of the former Great Northern Paper mill should be resolved in 60 days, according to the settlement.
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Customers’ bills at center of fierce debate over incentives for Maine rooftop solar
Dozens of people crowd a hearing on new rules that the Legislature is considering to encourage homeowner use of solar power.
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Wex Inc. may relocate its headquarters to Portland waterfront
The growing company wants to build offices across from Ocean Gateway and employ up to 650 there while retaining a strong presence in South Portland.
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Portland firm merges with NYC consultancy
Five employees with the local office of Meyers, Harrison and Pia will join Marcum LLP.