One of more than a dozen plaintiffs suing Affordable Cremation Solution is seeking at least $5 million in damages.
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Putin’s mobilization hits Russia’s economy in its weak spots
Already, companies are scrambling to prevent their employees from being drafted, given the tight labor market.
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UK central bank intervenes in market to halt economic crisis
The Bank of England took emergency action Wednesday after the government spooked investors over unfunded tax cuts.
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More companies than ever are sharing how much jobs pay
On Tuesday, California became the latest state to join a quickly growing nationwide salary transparency movement.
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Why free swag at bars, hotels is so important to brands
‘It’s nice to hold a physical object and feel transported to a (past) experience,’ says Sean Wilkinson of Might & Main, a studio in Portland that works on branding for clients in the hospitality industry.
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Stocks rally, bonds soar in relief after UK central bank calms markets
The Bank of England took emergency action Wednesday after the UK government spooked investors over unfunded tax cuts.
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Democracy Brewing is coming to Lewiston in 2023
Boston brewery and restaurant to open in the former St. Joseph’s Church on Main Street.
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Record greenhouse gas leak flows from damaged Baltic Sea pipelines
A Danish official says the Nord Stream gas leaks in the Baltic Sea could emit the equivalent of one-third of Denmark’s total annual greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Wrap: Friendly Toast announces opening, Bueno Loco to close
Also a new bar slated for the Old Port and a pub plans to open in Libbytown.
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Judge schedules April trial in electricity corridor case
The latest phase of a lawsuit will determine whether the builders of the 145-mile transmission line had done enough work to have ‘vested rights’ in the project, which would nullify a state referendum vote to block it.