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The list includes employers that have consistently made the cut each year, as well as some newcomers. In total, 134 Maine businesses and organizations are 'best' in 2024. Their rankings will be announced in October.
With up to 12 turbines, the primary purpose of the array is to evaluate floating offshore wind technology and the energy it produces as a renewable resource.
The project involves renovating a 7,000-square-foot mill dating back 160 years and adding 11,000 square feet of new space.
The bootstrap company was awarded a $175,000 grant to research 'green' extraction of bioactive compounds from Maine seaweed. The chemicals are used in skin care products.
Developing such new products from waste wood could ultimately generate additional revenue streams for Maine's forest-related industries.
Sea Bags, the Portland-based maker of totes and other accessories out of recycled sails, is now recycling fabric from the inflatable monster that sat atop the skyscraper for a week.
The factory in Norridgewock will permanently close as New Balance consolidates the operations at its recently expanded facility, 6 miles away.
Hundreds of people attended the christening of the U.S. Navy’s latest guided missile destroyer. Nearby, dozens of protesters objected to the ceremony and nine were arrested.
Guest columnist John Lewis, a recruiter, writes that parents and educators play a key role in getting students interested in potential careers.
The first company in North America to produce insulation from wood fiber, TimberHP will install equipment and software to capture energy and raw material usage data.
The lawsuit, filed Monday, alleges that some of the Freeport retailer's casual shoes infringe on two patents. Skechers is demanding the company stop selling the shoes.
Strong performance across all business segments resulted in year-over-year revenue growth of 34%.
Geiger, led by President and CEO Jo-an Lantz, will add 100 employees in Germany with the acquisition of WER GmbH.
Somic America produces millions of steering and suspension components each year for three major automakers. New equipment at the Brewer facility is intended to enhance automation, efficiency and internal inspection systems.
In the ongoing debate about the skills gap in America, one critical aspect often goes unnoticed: awareness.
In addition to working with red spruce, Bourgeois Guitars seeks to cultivate market appetite for the sustainable domestic "tonewood" species found in Maine’s northern forests.