The agreement is meant to deter multinational corporations from stashing their profits in offshore tax havens.
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Posted inHealth, Nation / World
Anti-vaccine chiropractors are a rising force behind misinformation
An investigation by the Associated Press finds that a vocal group of chiropractors has become an influential force in stirring up anti-vaccine misinformation during the pandemic.
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Posted inBusiness, Nation / World
Google cracks down on climate change denial by targeting ads
The company says the new policy will also apply to YouTube, which last week announced a sweeping crackdown of vaccine misinformation.
Posted inMaine, News
Down East Maine eyed for ocean monitoring station
A grant from NOAA is funding ocean data work to help the region’s maritime industry.
Posted inMaine
Winthrop and surrounding towns to discuss best ways to eradicate invasive water plant
Eurasian watermilfoil was discovered in Cobbossee Lake in 2018, and continues to spread throughout the lake.
Posted inBusiness, Nation / World, News
Trump hotel in D.C. lost $70 million during his presidency
Documents released by a congressional committee show steep losses despite a brisk business from lobbyists, businesses and Republican groups.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Schools & Education
As pandemic job market rebounds, central Maine college grads see abundance of opportunity
Universities in central Maine say their students have far more options as they enter the work force, and employers are coming to schools more often and earlier looking to recruit.
Posted inMaine, News
Sugarloaf Mountain lodge, East Machias church join list of endangered historic places
Maine Preservation has to its annual list of the most endangered historic places in the state
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Fitzpatrick Trophy returns after year on the sideline
Here are some of potential candidates for the award, given to the top senior in Maine high school football.
Posted inBusiness, Nation / World, News
Delta variant and worker shortage keep a lid on job growth
September’s sluggish gain of 194,000 jobs fell shy of even the modest 336,000 that the economy added in August and were the fewest since December, when employers actually cut jobs.