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Pointer, the newest brand from Woodland Farms Brewery of Kittery, sold out online in four days, founder Patrick Rowan told Mainebiz.
Read about seven distinguished Mainers who have helped shape the state's economic vitality over the past 12 months, and who will be honored at the virtual Business Leaders of the Year award reception on Thursday, April 15.
A survey of 500 business leaders from 35 industries statewide found that many remain unsure about what the next 12 months will bring, despite the fact that optimism strongly outweighs pessimism.
Since its inception one year ago, nearly 40,000 Maine businesses have received forgivable loans under the Paycheck Protection Program, and more relief is coming. But a federal watchdog agency is concerned about fraud and mismanagement.
The Good Jobs Fund is the fifth for the venture capital arm of Brunswick-based Coastal Enterprises Inc.
Karen Getz started Maine Crisp Co. seven years ago in a basement. Her husband, Steve, joined the effort, and then Steve's business partner, Mike Ross. Today, the company is preparing to move into a 17,500-square-foot Winslow plant.
In a world profoundly and permanently changed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year are seven remarkable individuals whose perseverance, resilience and vision are necessary more than ever.
A family's own need led to CoAmplify, a Portland startup that created a hat to give deaf kids "the freedom to just be kids."
The compromise budget exempts more than 28,000 businesses from paying state income taxes on Paycheck Protection Program loans. It also gives a tax break to 160,000 Mainers who collected unemployment in 2020.
The American Rescue Plan passed by the House on Wednesday includes funding for the broadband industry, restaurants and live entertainment venues, among other businesses targeted for relief.
After the city received little response to a first round of emergency financial assistance, city councilors will consider expanding eligibility and making other changes to get the funds to Lewiston businesses in need.
Before opening the business in 1999, the Stanley family counted Subarus going by to see if the location was justified. Since then, it’s gone from seven to 45 employees, with an extensive giving program to numerous local organizations.
Traditionally held the fourth weekend of March, last year's maple celebration was shut down as the COVID-19 pandemic spread. This year's event is set for March 27-28, with guidelines in place to protect participants' health.
T-street Capital LLC typically invests $5 million to $25 million in growing, small- to mid-sized consumer goods businesses. The investment in Hyperlite follows a round of early-stage venture financing the company received three years ago.
In this feature from a special issue on diversity, equity and inclusion, Mainebiz looks at why DEI for small businesses can ultimately be a matter of small changes in everyday operations.
For products ranging from flags to frozen treats, the "made in Maine" identity is a valuable asset. Small businesses are discovering just how valuable as their goods see demand far beyond the state's borders.