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Aerospace manufacturer Pratt & Whitney, which operates a plant in North Berwick, has donated $1 million to support construction of a planned engineering and design center at the University of Maine.
In this weekly feature sponsored by Norway Savings Bank, we look back at stories that have appeared in Mainebiz during our first 25 years. In 2014, a Freeport manufacturer of canoes and kayaks was paddling to warmer business waters — in
The University of Maine's Advanced Manufacturing Center has been awarded two grantsm totaling $2.5 million, to upgrade its equipment and accelerate the adoption of additive metal manufacturing in the state.
In a consent agreement involving dozens of states, the company agreed to pay $116.9 million to settle a suit charging deceptive marketing practices.
After sinking in August to its lowest level since at least 2016, Maine’s unemployment rate stayed there last month.
The aluminum truck body manufacturer expects sales this year of $30 million, but, like many Maine businesses, is having trouble filling jobs.
Job growth and wages in the industry, which includes biosciences, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and more, far outpace state averages, according to the first report on the topic released in a decade.
Prapela Inc., a biotechnology company creating a medical device for infant health, is moving its development and commercialization work from Concord, Mass., to the Pepperell Mill Campus in Biddeford — and could be hiring there.
The University of Maine’s Advanced Structures & Composites Center on Thursday unveiled its new polymer 3D printer — the largest in the world — and one of the printer's first creations, the world's largest 3D-printed object.
Since Brunswick Landing opened on the former site of the Brunswick Naval Air Station in 2011, the campus has attracted a growing number of businesses and is now poised to draw more.
Habib Dagher, executive director of the UMaine Advanced Structures and Composites Center, was recognized as the 2019 Transportation Champion by the Maine Better Transportation Association, for his innovative work and founding of the center.
While the $10 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma for its role in the national opioid crisis has made headlines in recent weeks, Maine and 23 other states are now objecting to a request the company has made with its federal bankruptcy trustee.
New this year, "speed networking" will help businesses connect, and the chamber is also bringing back on-site job interview booths.
A new national study shows outdoor recreation is increasingly adding value in the state's economy, not only for traditional activities like boating, but in manufacturing, retail and more.
The company, which manufactures wood composites for construction, will locate on 20 acres of the former Lincoln Paper and Tissue site, and more forest-based businesses are expected to follow.
Marina Bowie, who was named executive director of Biobased Maine in August, sits down with Mainebiz to discuss the future use of biomass from the state's forests, farms and ocean waters.