Mainebiz, a statewide bi-weekly business news and entrepreneurship publication, beginning in 1994 as Biz, and continuing as Mainebiz starting in 1998.
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Submissions from 2019

Women to Watch: Mary Allen Lindemann, Entrepreneur By Chance, Community Builder "By Design", Renee Cordes

How To: Prepare for a Business Loan, Kim Donnelly

Commentary: Why This Native Mainer Moved Out of Maine, Connor Drigotas

Focus: Energy/Environment, Mainebiz editors

An Industry with a Family Tree, William Hall

Brief: Olympia Sports Sold to Denver-based Chain, Will Close 77 Stores, William Hall

Hello, How May I Help?, William Hall

Higher Education's Higher Ground: Maine's Colleges and Universities Find New, Innovative Areas for Growth, William Hall

Maine's Marijuana Dilemma, William Hall

Saving Time and Money: American Steel Brings New Technology to an Old Industry, William Hall

Smokin' Hot BBQ Business, William Hall

Women to Watch: Betsy Biemann: A Single Vision, But Multiple Solutions, for Maine Prosperity, William Hall

Commentary: Why a Farmer in Rural Penobscot County Needs Reliable Broadband, Dan Kaplan

A Real-Life Top Gun Offers Money and Advice for Tog Gun Competition, Mainebiz Staff

Brief: CEI's Impact Over One Year: $24M Deployed, 120 Businesses Aided, Mainebiz staff

Focus: Health Care, Mainebiz staff

Focus: Manufacturing, Mainebiz Staff

Focus: Real Estate/Construction/Design, Mainebiz staff

Future of Maine Huts & Trails Cloudy With Budget Shortfall, Mainebiz staff

Seller's Market Continues for Single-Family Homes, Mainebiz staff

The List: Maine's Highest-Paid Lobbyists, Heide Martin, compiler

The List: Maine's Largest Colleges and Universities, Heide Martin, compiler

The List: Maine's Largest Small Business Administration Loans, Heide Martin, compiler

The List: Top Maine-based Transportation Projects, Heide Martin, compiler

Energetic Change: Renewable Energy in Maine Moves into the Mainstream, James McCarthy

Gulf of Maine Research Institute Launches For-Profit 'Business Accelerator', James McCarthy

Inside the Notebook: Saying Goodbye After a 35-Year Career in Journalism, James McCarthy

Remaking Manufacturing: Gains in Productivity Do Not Always Equate to More Jobs, James McCarthy

Largest Finance Authority of Maine Loans, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

Maine's Largest Architecture Firms, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

Maine's Largest Brewers, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

Maine's Largest Nursing and Assisted-Living Homes, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

Maine's Largest Woman-Owned Businesses, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Largest Investment Advisors, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Largest Maine-based Banks, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Largest Maine-based Construction Companies, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Largest Maine Technology Institute Investments, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Maine-based Public Companies, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Maine's Highest-Paid Public Company Executives, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Maine's Largest Advertising and Marketing Firms, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Maine's Largest Commercial Property Sales, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Maine's Largest Export-Import Bank Deals, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Maine's Largest Family-owned Businesses, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Maine's Largest Hospitals, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Maine's LArgest Patent Holders, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Maine's Largest Power Plants, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

The List: Maine's Largest Private Employers, Stephanie Meagher, compiler

Notable Maine-based Construction Projects, Stephanie Meagher

The List: Largest Residential Mortgage Lenders in Maine, Stephanie R. Meagher

The List: Maine's Largest Chambers of Commerce, Stephanie R. Meagher

The List: Maine's Largest Labor Unions, Stephanie R. Meagher

An Industry That Puts Heads in Beds -- And Dollars in Wallets, Maureen Milliken

Downtowns Become Hot Property: After Decades of Decline, Cities Return to their Centers, Maureen Milliken

East End Comes Alive, Maureen Milliken

Field of Dreams: Sea Dogs Host 7 Million Fans Over 25 Years, Maureen Milliken

Finding a Market: Farmers Find Ways to Grow a Profit, Maureen Milliken

Future-Proofing Development: Designers are Ready for Climate Change, Maureen Milliken

Homegrown Jobs: Manufacturing Remains a Significant Employer in Piscataquis County, Maureen Milliken

Industry of Second Chances Takes a Big Step, Maureen Milliken

Maine's 'Three-Ring Binder': Internet Access Has Come Light Years, but Some Issues Echo Those of the '90s, Maureen Milliken

Mergers and Partnerships: Clean Energy Rises to the Next Level in Maine, Maureen Milliken

New Composites Site at Brunswick Landing Keeps Focus on Manufacturing, Maureen Milliken

On the Record: Diane Atwood, Maureen Milliken

On the Record: Jeff Brickman, Maureen Milliken

On the Record: Marina Bowie, Maureen Milliken

On the Record: Rebecca Swanson Conrad, Maureen Milliken

Prescription for Maine's Health: It's All About Access, Maureen Milliken

Pricing Nightmare: Construction Companies Grapple with Spiking Costs, Maureen Milliken

Real Estate Boom in Recent Years: Demand for Commercial Real Estate Has Fueled a Building Boom, Maureen Milliken

Rolling on the River, Maureen Milliken

Serial Entrepreneur, Maureen Milliken

Smaller Breweries Breathe a Sigh of Relief Over New Law, Maureen Milliken

Starting Up Young Talent in Waterville, Maureen Milliken

Turf Battle: Auburn Agriculture Zone Changes Divide City, Maureen Milliken

Watching the River Flow, Maureen Milliken

Wilton Asks 'What's Next?' After Barclaycard Announces Plans to Close Call Center, Maureen Milliken

Workforce Development: Community Colleges Have Shifted How They Train Workers, Maureen Milliken

Logistics & Transportation Roundup: Trains, Electric Cars and the $105M Question, Maureen Milliken and Renee Cordes

How To: Find Talent in a Tight Labor Market, Ray Quattrucci

How To: Build a Culture of Cyber-Defenders, Andrew Rinaldi

35 Million Visitors a Year (and Counting): Hotels, Restaurants, and Attractions Have Benefitted, Laurie Schreiber

A Disruptor, Laurie Schreiber

A Health Care Juggernaut, Laurie Schreiber

A Possible Use for Invasive Crabs? Dog Biscuits, Laurie Schreiber

A Regional Hub: Steady Development Bolsters Ellsworth, Laurie Schreiber

As the Cruise Ship Season Starts, Congestion Battle Heats Up, Laurie Schreiber

Better Bridges & Roads: UMaine-led Research Coalition Tackles the Future of Transportation, Laurie Schreiber

Betting on Bethel: A Western Maine Region Looks to Diversify its Economy, Laurie Schreiber

Brief: Another Commercial Property on Monument Square Sells, Laurie Schreiber

Brief: Bangor's Downtown Gets Another Lift with an HQ Moving In, Laurie Schreiber

Brief: Different Findings With a Common Theme: Lobsters Are On the Move, Laurie Schreiber

Brief: Gelato Fiasco Puts 'Flavor Foundry' on the Market, Laurie Schreiber

Brief: Iconic Bar Harbor Barn Part of Land Trust Deal, Laurie Schreiber

Brief: MDI Entrepreneur with Cleaning Company Sees Opportunity in Airbnb, Laurie Schreiber

Brief: Once Stymied by China Tariff, Lobster Dealer Finds a Workaround, Laurie Schreiber

Entrepreneurs, Start Your Engines: Pitch Competitions Stoke Maine's Startup Environment, Laurie Schreiber

Fast-Growing STARC Systems to Double Manufacturing Capacity, Laurie Schreiber

Fishing for Dollars: As Some Fisheries Crashed, Lobster and Aquaculture Filled the Gap, Laurie Schreiber

Growing Up with UpStart, Laurie Schreiber

Grow Your Business: How Pitch Programs Prepare Start-ups for Traditional Funding, Laurie Schreiber