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Five discoveries, including one designed to monitor the health of beehives by using radar, will be showcased by University of Maine faculty-led teams from the Maine Innovation, Research and Technology Accelerator today at the Foster Center for
Insurance man Bill Mitchell has grown his development sideline into 120,000 square feet of commercial space in Waterville.
Fifteen small businesses, including North Spore Mushroom Co., Two Fat Cats Bakery and Tito Masonry & Construction recently participated in a new five-part workshop series offered by Gorham Savings Bank to help southern Maine entrepreneurs better
Erica Schmitz, founder of the Portland startup MyBodyModel, is the winner of the $25,000 cash prize awarded Thursday night at the Top Gun Showcase finals held at the University of Southern Maine's Hannaford Hall.
Snow Pond Center for the Arts will use a $1.8 million USDA Community Facilities Loan to upgrade the Bowl in the Pines amphitheater, as well as for several other projects that are part of the planned upgrade to the 88-year-old campus.
Gov. Paul R. LePage named the 32 Maine communities selected to participate in the federal Opportunity Zones program.
Ten finalists for the Aroostook Partnership's Entrepreneur of the Year competition have been selected and the top three will be revealed at the annual dinner and awards ceremony in Presque Isle on May 24.
Waterville is getting free public downtown wireless through a partnership between Colby College and the Central Maine Growth Council.
The 100 acres bordered by the Maine Turnpike, Larrabee Road and Main Street that was once the Pike Industries quarry could soon have up to 1 million square feet of retail, office, medical and residential space.
The U.S. Small Business Administration launched an 18-state road tour, with a visit scheduled for Portland on Aug. 24.
The Maine Center for Entrepreneurs and its sponsor FocusMaine selected seven Maine companies to participate in the 2018-19 Cultivator Food, Beverage and Agriculture Accelerator program.
Shipyard Brewing Co. aims to build Portland's first beer-themed hotel, or 'brewtel,' as part of a $65 million redevelopment plan submitted to the city and made public on Tuesday.
Activity is underway at the former Grant's Dairy at Bangor's Hildreth North Business Park, which is now under the ownership of Pineland Farms Dairy Co.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency approved a $200,000 Brownfields and Land Revitalization grant to the town of Camden for the continued cleanup of the Apollo Tannery property on Washington Street.
Every year, Mainebiz honors outstanding Business Leaders of the Year in three categories. This year's honorees will be feted at an evening reception on May 3 at the Falmouth Country Club in what is sure to draw a large crowd.
A key waterfront parcel may be developed into a mixed-use residential and commercial center, more than a decade after initial plans were halted by the recession.