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Falmouth-based ergonomic equipment provider Southworth International Group has acquired a Swedish manufacturer of similar equipment, expected to allow the company to expand into European and Asian markets more quickly.
A plan to turn a former school in Mattawamkeag into a small-scale wood pellet manufacturing plant has been delayed until likely mid-2016.
Front Street Shipyard's opening in Belfast four years ago and subsequent growth helped the city land a $1.9 million federal grant to pay for about half the cost of a road reconstruction project on Front Street.
Elizabeth Whelan, who returned to Maine last year after spending 25 years as a designer in New York City, creates fabrics for Nike running gear and Humanscale chairs.
Recently, it's been hard to find bright spots in Maine's pulp and paper industry, but a November summit among industry stakeholders sought to identify what's needed to survive and succeed in the future.
The scrap metal company that bought the Bucksport mill owned by Verso Paper Corp. will begin tearing it down next week, nearly a year after Verso shut down the plant and laid off more than 500 employees.
Bath Iron Works and its largest union began negotiations today in hopes of signing a contract before the end of the year.
The University of Maine College of Engineering said a recent $100,000 donation from the aerospace manufacturer will be used to bolster recruiting efforts for prospective students considering the college.
A bankruptcy judge has approved a $5.95 million bid for the Lincoln Paper and Tissue mill from a group led by a Boston-based liquidator of industrial sites.
Paper mills in Madison and Jay succeeded in their push for the U.S. Department of Commerce to continue imposing duties on some supercalendered paper imported from Canada.
A summit held Tuesday by the Maine Pulp & Paper Association identified top priorities for preserving Maine's forest products industry and provided direction to legislative leaders for potential policy changes.
Fairchild Semiconductor, which has operations in South Portland, has agreed to be bought by a fellow chip maker, ON Semiconductor, for $2.4 billion in cash.
Sappi North America, the Boston-based subsidiary of global pulp and paper group Sappi Ltd., has named new leaders at its mill in Skowhegan.
Verso Paper Corp. said it's considering Chapter 11 bankruptcy or selling its mill in Jay as it tries to restructure its finances.
Matthew Marks, CEO of the Associated General Contractors of Maine, tells Mainebiz in an interview that even though voters decisively approved an $85 million state bond in November for transportation infrastructure projects, much more is needed to
The $607 billion defense budget sent to President Barack Obama on Tuesday includes $250 million in funding that could go to the construction of a new destroyer at Bath Iron Works.