Jack Ma’s rejection by Washington is seens as a fresh example of heightened American scrutiny of Chinese investment.
2018
EU rules take effect to protect markets, investors
Transparency and investor protection are key aspects of the new rules, which aim to ensure firms act in accordance with the best interests of their clients.
Plan for natural gas liquids storage hub in Appalachia clears first hurdle
The American Chemistry Council estimates the underground system could attract up to $36 billion in new chemical and plastics industry investment and create 100,000 local jobs.
Physician Edmund ‘Ned’ Claxton to run for state Senate seat being vacated by Eric Brakey
The Auburn Democrat will run against Republican Ellie Espling of New Gloucester for the open District 20 seat.
Trump dissolves election fraud panel amid lawsuits, including one filed by Maine member
A federal judge ruled last month that the commission must provide Maine Secretary of Stae Matthew Dunlap with information about its work.
Tonya Harding knew ‘something was up’
The former Olympic figure skater admits overhearing plans before the attack on rival Nancy Kerrigan.
Fed officials divided over frequency of rate increases
December meeting minutes show some policy makers feared being too aggressive.
Girls’ hockey: Cheverus uses six unanswered goals to earn a win
The Stags fall behind 2-0 before rallying to a 6-2 win over Cape Elizabeth.
Portland police say man stole father’s vehicle and crashed into cars on Congress Street
Police say the suspect is in custody and that numerous people were taken to a hospital with injuries that were not considered life-threatening.
Court orders Gov. LePage to release $3 million to workforce development board
A federal judge rules that the governor isn’t allowed to withhold the federal funds in a dispute with regional agencies over how they spend the money.