The economy’s expected slowdown is an intended consequence of the Federal Reserve’s aggressive series of rate hikes.
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From the Business Desk: Working on the railroad, all the live-long day
Freight trains are plying Maine’s rail system in larger numbers and sizes, and the state has a new plan to make sure we have adequate tracks and infrastructure. Let’s hope it’s enough.
Kennebec Savings subsidiary KFS Mortgage Co. names Sarah Sachs as president
NEW HIRES Sarah Sachs has been named president of KFS Mortgage Co., a Waterville-based lending corporation and subsidiary of Kennebec Savings Bank. Sachs brings extensive experience in residential mortgage, retail banking and small business lending to her new role. Most recently, she served in key roles at other banks as a vice president and mortgage […]
Murdoch pulls plug on possible merger of News Corp., Fox
In statements Tuesday, the companies said their boards received letters from Rupert Murdoch withdrawing the plan.
Light at the end of the tunnel: Grand Central annex opens
A huge new commuter rail terminal built in caverns beneath New York City’s landmark Grand Central Terminal received its first regular passenger trains Wednesday.
AmazonSmile’s end is alarming, say nonprofits that benefited
Since 2013, more than 1 million charities received donations from AmazonSmile, which sent a small portion of a customer’s purchase on Amazon to a nonprofit of their choice
Grants will bring high-speed internet to 16,000 homes and businesses in rural Maine
Brookton and 10 surrounding communities will get high-speed broadband through an $8.1 million grant announced by the Maine Connectivity Authority this week.
Heating fuel prices and supply stabilize as winter weather sets in
Warmer weather across the region allowed suppliers to catch up, stock up.
Donald Trump to be allowed back on Facebook after 2-year ban
Former President Donald Trump was suspended on Facebook on Jan. 7, a day after the deadly 2021 insurrection.
Maine’s ACA enrollment declines slightly, but more people have health coverage
The percentage of Mainers without health insurance dropped from 8% in 2019 to 5.7% in 2021, the latest year data was available.
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