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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.
Five finalists out of 150 applicants were selected to compete in Gorham Savings Bank's 2021 LaunchPad competition, which will take place on June 1.
The plan, which must be approved by the Maine Legislature, calls for workforce training, broadband expansion, small-business support, investment in innovation as well as heritage industries, child care and housing.
L.L.Bean plans to open three new stores in the U.S. and four new stores in Canada in 2021 as President and CEO Stephen Smith underscores the Freeport retailer's commitment to increase its bricks-and-mortar presence.
Keef Brands, of Boulder, Colo., has teamed up with Scarborough-based Novel Beverage Co. to produce and sell three cannabis-infused drinks in Maine.
Edison Liu has led the lab for a decade and plans to remain as a professor. Under his guidance, JAX expanded substantially, and Liu has directed JAX's response to the pandemic, including its production of lab mice for COVID research.
Thanks to digital technology, the pandemic changed how people live, work and travel. As a time-saver, autonomous vehicles could have similar effects. “I think this has profound implications for settlement and work patterns in Maine,” said one expert.
Nichols Portland agreed to pay the penalty after the Environmental Protection Agency said the company filed required toxic chemical reports 10 months late.
Puritan Medical Products, which has three factories in Maine, was urged by the federal government to set up one in a central U.S. location. Tennessee offered industrial space, a good transportation network and a well-trained workforce.
The Mainebiz roundup of all things construction has updates on several projects in southern Maine, and about a well-deserved award for a critical job in Pittsfield.
"This is a big move for us, and one we don't take lightly," Sea Bags CEO Don Oakes said of the move from 6 Bow St. to 15 Bow St. The relocation will triple the retailer's physical space in Freeport.
The Guilford-based medical products company looked at several states when the federal government granted $146.8 million in Defense Production Act money and asked the company to expand its COVID-19 swab testing production outside of New England.
Volk has been on a growth trajectory for the past 12 years. The company's new division, Volk Pack, will handle business-to-business and business-to-consumer fulfillment, repackaging and prepackaging assembly.
The company, Quick Plug SA, has agreed to pay a penalty of $137,294 penalty to settle charges that it violated the Clean Air Act's chemical accident prevention rules. It stopped operating in Maine in December 2020.
Bath Iron Works, which was visited this week by Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas Harker, plans to hire 2,000 workers this year and step up production. The pandemic and last year's labor strike slowed operations at the shipyard.
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Next year will bring a host of new challenges for businesses looking to add employees to the payroll.
Maine's Paid Family and Medical Leave law will go into effect, which will allow an employee to take paid leave for up to 12 weeks to care for an ill family member or new child, for instance.
The state's minimum wage will increase by 45 cents an hour, to $15.10 (a separate minimum wage provision was approved in Portland that will raise the hourly compensation to $19 within three years).
And rising health care premiums will continue to be a struggle for employers.
For companies that plan to grow, all of these factors will have to be managed.
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