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To close 2021, Mainebiz presents 10 of the most uplifting stories we reported over the year.
The bakery, which has been a fixture in the Willard Square neighborhood for nearly 20 years, is getting a major redo. The owners say it's a response to customer demand, and to the pandemic.
The business development hub and coworking space is designed for existing companies that want to grow as well as for startups, business students and other community members across Washington County.
The two-branch car wash company, which had hoped to add a third location in Bangor this year, was acquired as new industry investors look at Maine as a growth market.
Representatives of 10 startups that participated in the Roux Institute Techstars Accelerator program presented their products and services to a live and virtual audience.
Read highlights from a year's worth of interviews with Maine business and nonprofit leaders.
As many workers leave their jobs and rethink life priorities during the pandemic, Mainebiz checked in with five Mainers who have reinvented themselves professionally to find out how the COVID economic upheaval is playing out in Maine.
Three out of 10 participating startups in the Roux Institute Techstars Accelerator class of 2021, including one from Chile, are gearing up to relocate to Maine.
A former stylist at Acapello Salons alleges she was forced to take unpaid leave, and ultimately forced to quit, because of her concerns that the business was ignoring Maine's public health rules. And there may be more cases like hers to come.
Guest columnist Paula Fleming of the Better Business Bureau offers a range of ideas to engage customers more effectively and boost sales revenue.
Female founders and business owners in a variety of sectors face challenges raising money in the male-dominated venture capital industry.
The Portland-based digital health startup's new backers are Japan's Global Brain and Bose Ventures, the corporate venture capital arm of Framingham, Mass.-based Bose Corp.
Businesses of all sizes face decisions about how much to spend on marketing and whether to hire an in-house expert or contract out the work. Marnie Grumbach, a marketing professional and frequent Mainebiz contributor, offers some solutions.
A transit manager and schoolteacher started a home brewery and can now scale up to commercial operation, thanks to a business-attraction contest in Lewiston. The $80,000 prize package includes a year of free rent downtown, plus services.
Capital-intensive small businesses in Maine in need of short-term help can apply for grants through Nov. 26.