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WEX Inc., the Portland-based global provider of payments solutions, posted an increase in fourth-quarter earnings and revenues amid a bullish outlook on increasing market share in 2020.
The GIS software company wants its R&D functions to be closer to Portland is it grows and adds employees; Jewett Construction's work on the Jordan's Furniture store at the Maine Mall is underway and on schedule for spring opening.
Defendify, which has now raised a total of $3.6 million in 18 months, said it will use the new funding to expand the company's core product, invest in sales and marketing and make strategic hires.
Volk Packaging Corp. has forged a partnership with JS Machine, a Chinese manufacturer of packaging equipment, and plans to build out the Biddeford plant.
The fast-growing provider of global corporate payment solutions on Thursday unveiled plans to build a $50 million operations center at The Downs in Scarborough, designed to accommodate its increasing employee base.
The Portland startup has formed two new scientific advisory boards, which are typically created by maturing medical technology companies, and is about to launch a study at renowned Cleveland Clinic.
EVO Payments, which has acquired several Portland-area payment processing firms in recent years, notified the state of the impending layoff — but few details are available.
What do professionals on the ground view as the top technology trends for 2020? Mainebiz talked with three experts to get their take on the year ahead.
To start 2020, Mainebiz asked business and nonprofit movers and shakers from around the state to share their New Year's business resolutions. It looks like a busy year ahead for these leaders.
The Broadband DATA Act, now before the U.S. House, would improve the way the Federal Communications Commission collects broadband data, which is expected to help rural communities that are trying to find ways to improve access.
The grant is the latest step forward for the Waterville startup, which also won the Big Gig pitch competition in Orono earlier this month and was awarded an MTI grant in August.
Logically, a Portland IT provider formerly known as Winxnet, on Wednesday unveiled its second acquisition this month as it remains on the prowl for further buying opportunities.
Androscoggin Home Healthcare + Hospice plans to buy and install 250 more remote monitoring systems for patients in central and western Maine.
MedRhythms Inc., a Portland-based medical technology startup, has received a patent for its digital therapeutics platform, which uses music to treat walking impairment in adults with neurological disease or injury.
The Maine Community Foundation on Wednesday announced more than $100,000 in grant awards to Monson, Portland and seven other beneficiaries, for initiatives aimed at boosting high-speed internet services statewide.
Among the results of the survey, AARP found that eight out of 10 Maine voters support state incentives to expand high-speed internet to underserved areas.