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DeLorme lays off 15 workers
March 14, 2011Mapmaker DeLorme has cut 15 employees in its first round of layoffs in nearly a decade.
March 14, 2011MTI grant to help manufacturing R&D
March 8, 2011The Maine Technology Institute has given the University of Southern Maine and University of Maine a $493,577 grant to boost their partnerships with private-sector manufacturers.
March 8, 2011Report: Industry R&D investment needed
March 8, 2011Maine should do more to fund R&D for private industry and help startups grow, according to a new report from the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development's Office of Innovation.
March 8, 2011
Booting up | UMaine constructs a high-powered supercomputer with private sector customers in mind
March 7, 2011A cluster of 700 computers hums away inside a classroom building at the University of Maine in Orono. Students pass by, oblivious to the machines’ presence or to what, together, the computers can accomplish.
March 7, 2011
Speaking the same language | A Portland tech company grows along with its ability to get machinery to communicate
March 7, 2011On the fourth floor of 400 Congress St., across the street from Portland’s City Hall, is a room of software developers, each tucked into his or her gray cubicle. They work elbow to elbow, their company having outgrown its office space.
March 7, 2011Staying in touch | New VOIP options put a greater emphasis on knowing what you need from a phone system
March 7, 2011Vice president, Utility & Telemanagement, New Harbor
March 7, 2011Exports rebound in 2010
March 4, 2011Maine exporters made more than $3.1 billion in foreign sales in 2010, setting a new record, the Maine International Trade Center announced.
March 4, 2011
Game plan | A Brunswick entrepreneur is on a roll with his dice game, Cabin Fever
February 21, 2011While this winter’s snowy conditions have hindered businesses across a good chunk of the country, they’ve been a boon for Brunswick game maker Mark Leaman and his apropos dice game called Cabin Fever: The Game from Maine.
February 21, 2011
Flash forward | Photography studio Howell Ltd. eyes a niche in art preservation from a new home in Westbrook
February 21, 2011Paul Howell makes his living off of light — manipulating it, capturing it, studying it.
February 21, 2011HealthInfoNet wins $1M grant
February 17, 2011HealthInfoNet, the state's electronic health information exchange, has won nearly $1 million in additional federal grants.
February 17, 2011
Tech firm expands to D.C. for new opportunities
February 15, 2011Positioning itself to better compete for government contracts and to handle an anticipated growth spurt, a Portland-based technology company has opened a satellite location in Arlington, Va., and moved into a bigger office on Middle Street.
February 15, 2011UMaine composites center wins patent
February 11, 2011The University of Maine's Advanced Structures and Composites Center has been issued a patent for a unique technology used to strengthen bridge and building beams.
February 11, 2011FairPoint hits broadband goal
January 28, 2011FairPoint Communications announced yesterday it has met a state goal to expand broadband access to 83% of its customers.
January 28, 2011FairPoint bankruptcy to end this month
January 14, 2011A federal bankruptcy court yesterday gave FairPoint Communications the green light to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
January 14, 2011State nets $410K in computer settlement
January 11, 2011A Massachusetts company and its South Portland affiliate that sold computers to the state from 2004 to 2008 must pay $410,000 over the next year for violating contract conditions.
January 11, 2011Fairchild to lay off 120
January 6, 2011Three weeks after announcing impending layoffs, Fairchild Semiconductor in South Portland has confirmed it intends to trim its staff by 120 workers over the next nine months.
January 6, 2011
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