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California-based Nautilus Data Technologies will build an 84,000-square-foot data center on the former Great Northern Paper mill site, becoming the anchor and first tenant for the innovation and technology campus there.
Michael Gamash, then a civilian employee of Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, stole $60,000 of scrap metal from the yard over a two-year period.
Industrial software maker HighByte plans to use its winnings to provide competitive salary offers to new graduates and experienced developers, effective immediately, the company's co-founder and chief marketing officer told Mainebiz.
While the Pentagon had planned to spend 2022 funding on two Navy destroyers, President Joe Biden's budget only pays for one.
At Southern Maine Community College, students are discovering unexpected careers in precision machining and manufacturing, and job possibilities that are "endless."
The plant is expected to begin production in the fall, and is the anchor tenant in the town-owned developing innovation park at the former Great Northern Paper mill site.
In this Q&A with Mainebiz, a company executive sheds light on a novel job recruitment approach and hiring plans for its three factories in Maine.
The new digs will double production capacity, realize economies of scale and increase the company's ability to import innovative technologies, it says. New hires are on tap, too.
Somerset County commissioners disbursed tax increment financing money that includes funds for the Skowhegan Run of River project, Bigelow Brewing Co.'s downtown building redevelopment and Maine Plywood, which is building a plant in Bingham.
Levesque was instrumental in the development of Brunswick Landing, part of the transformed naval air station that closed in 2011. The Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority has named a successor.
Joe Powers, who starts as managing director on July 1, has been involved in a range of startups, and was at Tesla Motors when the company introduced its first electric car to the marketplace.
An experimental disinfectant — made with only salt, water and electricity — could someday be an environmentally friendly Maine product that fights COVID-19.
Plans are in the works for a "seven-figure" investment in the next few years, plus workforce and marketing expansion. The owners are former strategy consultants. The company was founded in 1856 and serves multiple industries.
Weighing transportation resiliency against climate change, senators learned of UMaine’s “bridge in a backpack,” composite girders, modular breakwaters and bio-based 3D printing. “The summary is, please invest in R&D,” said the center’s director.
A product line that debuted Monday has generated headlines and head turns, using designs and raw material from the 20th century.
The efforts of Bath Iron Works employees are "critically important to our Navy," the service's highest-ranking military officer said in Maine on Monday.