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Trek Across Maine, a fundraising bike ride held June 14-16 by the American Lung Association, collected $1.3 million for lung disease research, education and advocacy.
For the first time, Maine startups will exhibit at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference, one of the technology industry's largest and most influential events.
The city of Portland is reformatting it annual property tax bills and sending this fall's bill out later in an effort to streamline the process.
The University of Maine, Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences, Southern Maine Community College and Colby College are some of the institutions partnering to revolutionize environmental monitoring of the state's coastal waters.
The startup, whose software converts text to audio, is part of Waterville's burgeoning technology and innovation industry.
With cybersecurity the fastest-growing program at UMA, the new training center offers simulated scenarios and other advanced education elements that will position graduates to be on the front line of cybersecurity and help fill a growing job gap.
The $3.97 million National Science Foundation grant will fund the creation of a vast research gallery of videos that may someday lead to better artificial intelligence systems.
The Maine Cyber Range, designed to enhance cybersecurity education for new workers and training for professionals, will officially open Friday on the University of Maine at Augusta campus.
With cellphone use to contact 911 eclipsing landline use, the state Emergency Services Bureau is upgrading technology and educating the public.
Southern Maine Community College’s Cyber Security program was recognized by the U.S. National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education.
Tim Schneider, general counsel of Portland's Tilson Technology Management, has been named to a national broadband working group set up by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
In today’s cloud-enabled world, business functions are commonly outsourced to service providers. Attorney Eric Langland explains how to do that in a way that minimizes legal risk.
The Portland-based provider of travel and expense software, which merged with a Los Angeles company in March, is now acquiring a developer of virtual and physical corporate expense cards.
Fritz and Susan Onion are pledging a matching gift of $500,000 to Good Shepherd Food Bank, which is nearing completion of a fundraising campaign for a new distribution center in Hampden.
The U.S. Department of Labor grant will fund data system improvements designed to improve consumers' access to workforce training information.
Penobscot Community Health Care has notified patients that some of their personal records — including credit card information — may have been inappropriately accessed in a data breach.