The company is partnering with Domino’s Pizza and others to see how consumers react.
2018
Posted inBusiness
Final-day slide caps worst month for U.S. stock market in two years
The S&P 500 index had five daily losses of 1 percent or more in February, more than it did all of last year, and its overall decline was a sharp 3.9 percent.
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Posted inMaine, Schools and Education
Mount View schools evacuated after student releases pepper spray
About 750 students, along with staff members, were evacuated from the complex as firefighters, state police, sheriff’s deputies and ambulance crews responded.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Fourth-quarter U.S. economic growth was slightly weaker than first estimated
But revised estimates show the GDP rose 2.3 percent for all of 2017, a significant pickup from 1.5 percent the previous year.
Posted inBusiness
At virtual law firms, lawyers no longer require lavish offices
As clients become more comfortable with online communication, lawyers are finding they can pass along the savings in fees.
Posted inMaine, Politics
With prison closed, state now aims to open pre-release center Down East
The center would only partly offset beds and staff jobs lost with the abrupt shutdown of Downeast Correctional Facility in Machiasport, and county officials and businesses are skeptical of the plan.
Posted inNation & World
Lion on a walk with ‘whisperer’ kills woman in African game reserve
The animal bolted from its handler to chase an impala and encountered the 22-year-old visitor.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
White House communications director Hope Hicks says she will resign
The announcement comes a day after the presidential adviser refused to answer questions posed by the House Intelligence Committee.
Posted inBusiness
Most New Hampshire residents support legalizing marijuana, poll finds
A bill would allow possession of a small amount of pot and growing up to six plants in a home.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Trump bucks NRA and his party in call for tougher gun controls
The president makes an apparent break with the powerful gun-rights lobby, but sends many mixed signals about what he envisions on firearms and school safety.