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Demand for aluminum truck bodies and accessories is so strong that DuraMag, formerly known as F3 Manufacturing, aims to expand its workforce by nearly 25% and may make further hires after that.
Pattern printing for fashion may someday be used to inexpensively produce "microfluidic" water purification and medical diagnostic devices. The Westbrook company is working on the idea with the University of Maine.
In southern Maine's tight market for industrial real estate, developers and businesses are now looking for small spaces that can be adapted to suit a variety of uses. That's been the draw at Mill Brook for a broad assortment of companies.
With nearly 17 acres of waterfront space available, organizers expect there will be plenty of room for exhibitors and visitors to spread out for the show, founded in 1987. The "pandemic pause" ruled out the original timeframe of March for this year'
The countdown was underway Friday for the launch of the world's first commercial rocket powered by biofuel, set to take off from Loring Commerce Centre in Limestone.
Carbon fiber clock hands, 13-feet long and historically accurate in shape, replaced waterlogged fiberglass hands installed in the 1980s. The clock tower dates to 1915-16.
In lab tests, the machine received near 100% validation that it would kill the coronavirus, said co-developer Kevin Roche. Potential markets could be medical facilities, large employers, hospitality businesses and schools.
The 177 workers who lost their jobs in April's explosion at the Pixelle Specialty Solutions mill can choose from three options, ranging from associate degree to short-term training, at Kennebec Valley Community College and Central Maine Community
The two largest yards in the state have been steadily growing despite the pandemic, and have a stream of work and facility upgrades lined up for the year.
When the pandemic struck, manufacturers of all types turned on a dime to produce PPE and other critical supplies. Now the goal is to keep them coming.
This marine services and shipbuilding company weathered the storms of 2020, especially after sales of new vessels went off the charts.
A year ago, Mainebiz asked 20 business leaders for their outlook for 2020. Most painted a picture of a continued booming real estate market and consumer spending, coupled with the challenge of an ongoing labor shortage.
In six years, specialty food manufacturer Maine Crisp Co.
A seconds-long blast of combustion, then an afterburn. The test yesterday of bluShift’s engine precedes the launch of the company’s first rocket prototype, expected later this month. The ultimate goal is to provide commercial launch services for
Mainebiz wraps up 2020 with a look at 10 of the stories this year that surprised, delighted and amazed us.
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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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