These are the first criminal indictments arising from a two-year investigation into the former president’s company.
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Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Auburn-Lewiston airport receives $1.6 million from feds
A majority of the money will be used to reconstruct the east ramp that houses hangers used by LifeFlight and others.
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Posted inBusiness, Oxford Hills
Photo: The Hub in Greenwood to reopen July 8 after renovations
The owners are reconfiguring the layout of the shop to accommodate a new bakery case, a new espresso machine and new beer taps.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Photo: Bates science center nearly complete
An aerial view of Bonney Science Center that will open for the next semester at Lewiston college.
Posted inBusiness
Wall Street closes out its fifth straight quarterly gain
Stocks have been pushing higher on optimism that the economy is strengthening and that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates low for a while longer.
Posted inBusiness, Nation / World
Thailand bets on ‘Phuket sandbox’ program to save tourism
The industry has been devastated by the pandemic, and nowhere has it been felt more than on the resort island off the country’s southern coast.
Posted inBusiness, The Buzz
Lewiston-Auburn Chamber releases new guidebook: ‘part visitor guide, part relocation guide and completely stunning’
• Oof, we’re checking our emails HOW often?
• How honest are Maine drivers? Survey says: So honest.
Posted inBusiness, Nation / World
The U.S. grid’s big looming problem: Getting power to where it’s needed
The nation’s already strained power grid is either at a turning point or poised to dash clean-power visions as it crumbles under the new stresses that will be placed upon it.
Posted inBusiness, Nation / World
Rental assistance fell victim to politics, bureaucracy
A rental crisis spurred by the pandemic prompted many states to make bold promises to help renters, but most failed to deliver on them after Congress passed the sweeping CARES Act in March 2020
Posted inBusiness, Nation / World
America’s workers are exhausted and burned out – and some employers are taking notice
Among the trends: companywide shutdowns or days off to give everyone a break.