The team canceled two home games in Portland this weekend and warned that that additional games could be called off amid a players’ strike over the terms of a collective bargaining agreement with the ...

Seafood production facilities “absolutely depend on workers from immigrant communities” to get seafood to the markets, said one employer.

For your holiday reading pleasure, Mainebiz editorial staffers take stock of the stories and subjects that struck a chord in 2025.

Scheduled to open in the first half of 2026, the Ashley store will be the company’s first in Maine, extending its presence into northern New England.

The pace of leadership changes at Maine businesses, nonprofits and health care institutions was brisk in 2025. Mainebiz reporded on transitions at law firms, banks, health care institutions, utilities ...

If the park can’t provide bedrooms for prospective seasonal employees, most couldn’t find a place to live within commuting distance — also increasingly the case with permanent staff.

Proceeds from the sales are invested into upgrades at other locations. In Portland, the bank had maxxed out its downtown facility, which resulted in a lease in the Old Port.

The Residences at Crosstree is one of the largest multifamily housing developments in Freeport in recent memory, with 144 units across six buildings.

The project expanded a compact lobby into the parking garage. New features include expansive windows, a covered entry and a clubroom with a kitchenette.

As the editorial team gets ready to wind down the year, here are links to stories that tickled our fancy in 2025. Standup routine strikes 'paw-fect' tone for entrepreneurs at Portland startup ...

Employers are increasingly using skills assessments during job interviews to gauge real-world capabilities, Chelsea Livingston of KMA Human Resources writes in a guest column for Mainebiz.

The project included complete pavement rehabilitation and associated airfield improvements, restoring the runway to meet current safety, operational and performance standards.