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Guest columnist Bill Williamson, president of Bank of America Maine, offers several strategies for keeping your business on a growth track amid economic uncertainty.
Susan Faunce, a partner with Berman & Simmons who heads the Lewiston-based law firm's mass tort practice, was recently named president of the Maine Trial Lawyers Association.
Skowhegan's efforts to revitalize the downtown are paying off with new businesses and more recreation options on the riverfront.
The Androscoggin County city is attracting a growing number of franchises and factory expansions.
Getting products to customers may not be the first priority for a small business, but is a key function that can be managed effectively if you understand the available options.
The president of the Association for Consulting Expertise shows a reader some of the funding that's available to obtain technical help, even for startups.
FDA clearance would make Prapela's product the first available medical device to treat newborns diagnosed with neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome, the company said.
Running a small business is hard enough, and today's shipping-and-logistics challenges can add more stress. Guest columnist Todd Flaherty, a shipping professional, offers some advice.
The collaboration between Maine Venture Fund and Dirigo Labs aims to boost capital investments in central Maine startups.
Finsulate, a Dutch company establishing a U.S. headquarters in Portland, was crowned the 2022 Top Gun Showcase winner, receiving $25,000 in prize money.
Sumit and Van Sharma, who grew up in Portland in the 1990s, have big plans for the Indian-style lager beer they launched in October 2021.
A growing number of companies are becoming B Corporations and engaged in the movement. And more employers, consumers, investors and business partners are looking for that designation.
Finsulate, which makes an antifouling treatment for vessels and floating infrastructure, has growth in mind as the company lays anchor in Portland after a year of Maine market research.
Tis the season for business-pitch competitions, featuring a combination of familiar and new faces in Maine's startup community.
The founder of LooHoo Wool Dryer Balls has her sights set on expanding into more laundry and pet products.
Many small businesses are looking beyond the pandemic with a sense of excitement. There's a vigorous spirit in Maine's small-business community, despite difficulties including staffing shortages and supply chain woes.