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Two Maine food entrepreneurs will kick off the new season of the TV business-pitch series on March 24. A total of 10 contestants are in the running.
M&A advisors forecast a busy dealmaking year for Maine companies in a variety of sectors.
Andrew Butcher, president of the newly created Maine Connectivity Authority, sees universal internet access as a crucial tool to improve the state's economy.
Goals include a better understanding of fishery interactions with endangered whales and minimized conflict with other ocean users such as offshore wind development.
An Augusta nonprofit, whose work affects nearly 40,000 students, received a $1 million grant from the Harold Alfond Foundation to expand science education in Maine.
The acquisition merges two Belfast IT service providers to provide more robust business support, considered essential in the era of cloud storage and remote workforces.
The co-founder and CEO of rent-payment provider Circa talks about the startup's business model, her experience in the Roux institute Techstars Accelerator program, and why she's moving her business to Maine.
Susan Ruhlin, managing director of Dirigo Labs, says the organization's accelerator program slated to begin in March will have a "very robust curriculum."
The company is due to report fourth-quarter and full-year results for 2021 in mid-February.
The Texas-based software company, which serves public-sector clients, plans to move its Bangor staff to the former University Inn Academic Suites. The company also plans to add new hires there.
All lobster harvesters will be required to report landings in 2023, up from a fraction today. Better data is expected to ensure informed decisions around issues that impact fishermen, like whale regulations and offshore wind development.
Starting Jan. 3, Karen Stroup will serve as chief digital officer while Carlos Carriedo will be chief operating officer, international, overseeing WEX’s operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa and Asia Pacific.
Covetrus, the animal health business that's the largest public company headquartered in Maine, is restructuring to strengthen its operations in the United Kingdom, Germany and elsewhere.
The seller paid about half a million dollars for the industrial property 25 years ago and sold it for $4.4 million. Now he seeks to raise awareness of the challenges for military veterans dealing with PTSD.
Tyler launched the Maine App Challenge in 2015 as a way to hone students' STEM skills. Now, with UMaine, it will develop a series of workshops to help students get better prepared for the competition.
The Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance received a $1 million grant from the Harold Alfond Foundation to expand computer science education in Maine, partnering with rural educators to create lessons that inspire the state's future STEM workforce.