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Medical instruments firm Lighthouse Imaging Corp. in downtown Portland is preparing for significant growth after company President Dennis Leiner acquired a Pennsylvania firm and its infrared endoscope patents in January.
State regulators have approved FairPoint Communications' bankruptcy reorganization plan and its request to push back the timeline and scope of its broadband expansion.
Massachusetts-based tech support company PlumChoice has experienced some rapid growth as of late. The company recently announced plans to hire 350 people in Maine, after opening an office in Scarborough last October that employs more than 100.
Broadband projects. Bankruptcy. Federal stimulus requests.
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A Billerica, Mass.-based company with offices in Scarborough will use a partnership with Southern Maine Community College and a $550,000 grant to train and hire 350 Mainers to do in-home tech support.
A Utah-based tidal power company wants to build a $62 million demonstration project at Half Moon Cove in Cobscook Bay.
The Maine Public Utilities Commission has voted to maintain exemptions that allow five rural telephone carriers to keep their systems closed to competitors.
When Kent Peterson, CEO of Fluid Imaging Technologies, reflects on the Yarmouth firm's growth in overseas markets, he feels they are still just beginning.
If Mainers needed another sign that their medical records will soon be available electronically statewide, Devore Culver points to HealthInfoNet's new digs -- a 3,800-square-foot office space inside the Roundhouse Campus on Portland's Presumpscot
A New York bankruptcy court has agreed that FairPoint Communications can pay the Maine Public Utilities Commission and the Public Advocate's Office more than $600,000 in outside legal fees the state agencies incurred while representing consumers i
Jordan Denning, president of App Publishing in downtown Portland, says the year-old company will roll out its mobile commerce software next month, a software he and CEO Bill Broadbent believe will revolutionize the way businesses use personal elec
A California inventor yesterday released more details about his plan to test water-to-hydrogen energy technology in Yarmouth.
A federal proposal that calls for more regulatory oversight of Internet service providers could help the state's efforts to expand broadband, but providers say the move would hurt competition in the industry.
Northern utility Maine & Maritimes Corp. has reported a more than 50% drop in net income for the first quarter.
A four-year-old Orono technology company has won a nearly $500,000 boost from a federal grant program to help bring its innovative filtration technology to the commercial market.
Sales of electric vehicles rose by 25% last year, with 17 million sold worldwide, according to the International Energy Agency's recent "Global EV Outlook." The trend is led by China, where half of the new cars sold were EVs.
In the U.S., sales of EVs increased by 10% last year, but that was off the pace of 2023, when a 40% gain was recorded.
The report noted a plateauing of sales in Europe, where some countries are rolling back incentives offered to EV buyers.
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