Mainebiz, a statewide bi-weekly business news and entrepreneurship publication, beginning in 1994 as Biz, and continuing as Mainebiz starting in 1998.
Portland Public Library's hardcopy collection is available in the Portland Room.

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Submissions from 1995

Business contributions account for 25 percent of the $1 million Portland Museum

Chart showing results of survey of Maine employers, by region, regarding their p

Editorial suggesting that Portlanders are obsessed with the city's real and imag

Established by Brighton Medical Center in 1982, Portland's Center for Health Pro

Following a national trend, Maine businesses are increasingly turning to tempora

In 1991, Shirley Rosen of Maine Job Service formed the Unemployed Professionals

"In Short." Barber Foods hired Portland Adult Education to offer citizenship cl

"In Short." The University of Maine will open its Portland Centre this month.

Mainers Deborah Cook of Cook Consulting and Patrick Murphy of PanAtlantic Consul

Profile of Bill Demmons and his under-funded Zero Gravity Diving Center, which t

Profile of Great Northern Recycling, Inc., and its president, Peter Bolduc. Afte

Project Portland's Cops in Shops program has entered its second phase. Police of

"Real estate update." Blue Cross/Blue Shield is considering returning part of i

"Real estate update." Stone Coast Brewing will move into The Cannery building i

"Real estate update." The 4000 square feet under the Fore Street garage in Port

Retirement community directors are seeing a new trend: many of those who retired

The Rainbow Business and Professional Organization, founded September 1, is a 52

The University of Southern Maine forecasts that December 1995 retail sales, adju

Two Greater Portland non-profits, VNA & Hospice and Community Health Services, p

When Maine Medical Center and Brighton Medical Center merged last year, Mercy ho

Alan Brigham, director of the Office of Business Development in the state Depart, Chris Hyde

Served by NYNEX and 23 independent telephone companies, Maine has the highest in, Chris Hyde

Submissions from 1905

"Best Places to Work in Maine: Annual Report 2007" with brief articles on the fo

"Meeting & Event Planning Guide 2004"