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Technology

  • Cyber headaches: How to stay ahead of the hackers

    Maureen Milliken August 7, 2017

    Businesses have always had things of value: Money and information. Bad guys, since businesses began, have tried to figure out ways to steal those things. Those basics haven't changed.

    Maureen Milliken August 7, 2017

  • Cybercrime is here to stay. Layered security is key

    Laurie Schreiber August 7, 2017

    A year ago, a Maine business was hit by ransomware for two days and was forced to pay up in order to get its information back.

    Laurie Schreiber August 7, 2017

  • Expanding Biddeford company purchases Harrison calibration firm

    James McCarthy August 4, 2017

    Biddeford-based LAW Calibration LLC has acquired QC Services, a calibration lab based in Harrison with different capabilities and customers.

    James McCarthy August 4, 2017

  • Belfast receives grant to evaluate and plan for broadband internet

    Staff August 3, 2017

    ConnectME Authority has selected the city of Belfast to receive a $15,000 Community Broadband Planning Grant for the purpose of creating a community technology plan.

    Staff August 3, 2017

  • Technology with a twist in new Husson University degree program

    Renee Cordes July 25, 2017

    Starting this school year, Husson University College of Business will offer an undergraduate degree in integrated technology.

    Renee Cordes July 25, 2017

  • Calif.-based LED manufacturer relocates to southern Maine

    Staff June 22, 2017

    Cirrus LED Systems, a worldwide leader in LED technology and a member of the Inc. Magazine list of fastest-growing private companies in the nation, has relocated its headquarters and manufacturing operations from San Francisco to Saco.

    Staff June 22, 2017

  • Introspective Systems wins $987K grid grant over three contenders

    June 21, 2017

    Software company Introspective Systems LLC of Portland said it has won a $986,802 Phase II grant from the U.S. Department of Energy for additional work to develop complex software frameworks that can help small energy grids reallocate resources

    June 21, 2017

  • Certify sold to California investor in deal worth close to $100M

    Lori Valigra June 21, 2017

    Certify Inc., a Portland travel and expense software company, was sold to K1 Investment Management LLC of El Segundo, Calif., which also merged three similar expense management software companies for which it paid more than $125 million total, K1

    Lori Valigra June 21, 2017

  • Bangor mapping firm joins Massachusetts-based energy service company

    Staff June 19, 2017

    Kappa Mapping Inc. in Bangor and Cornerstone Energy Services, based in Worcester, Mass., have reached an agreement to consolidate their companies.

    Staff June 19, 2017

  • Former public advocate to join Tilson

    Staff June 16, 2017

    Tim Schneider, former public advocate for Maine, will join one of Maine's fastest-growing companies, Tilson Technology Management.

    Staff June 16, 2017

  • Do a 7-step cyber health checkup

    Daniel Mitchell And Michael Bosse June 12, 2017

    Cyber security is top of mind in businesses of all sizes.

    Daniel Mitchell And Michael Bosse June 12, 2017

  • Fate of $50M R&D bond rests with voters

    June 8, 2017

    Maine voters will decide the fate of a $50 million bond to boost the state's investment in research and development, which is the only statewide issue on the June 13 special referendum ballot.

    June 8, 2017

  • Tips to outwit hackers that are finding new ways to pull old cons

    Renee Cordes May 15, 2017

    A global cyberattack involving ransomware called “WannaCry,” which malicious software hackers use to bar access to computer data until a ransom is paid, disrupted computer systems in 150 countries this past weekend. The attack underscores a 2016

    Renee Cordes May 15, 2017

  • Monhegan offshore wind project passes key hurdle

    May 11, 2017

    Lawmakers on the Legislature's Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee killed a bill that would have blocked the New England Aqua Ventus 1 project from building two 6-megawatt wind turbines two-and-a-half miles off Monhegan Island.

    May 11, 2017

  • Maine Food Insider: Tech in supermarkets seen as competitive edge

    Lori Valigra May 10, 2017

    The newest gauntlet tossed into the intense competition between supermarkets in Maine is technology, which potentially could win back shoppers by personalizing their experience at the store, right down to smart shelf labels that will highlight their

    Lori Valigra May 10, 2017

  • Pilot program aims to boost digital workforce

    Lori Valigra May 1, 2017

    A pilot project among Venture Hall, Thomas College and Project>Login could bring much-needed software development classes to Maine using the Code Fellows program developed in Seattle.

    Lori Valigra May 1, 2017

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How was the 2025 summer tourism season?
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With the official end of summer this past weekend, we're taking a look back at how the season unfolded.

Back in early August, we asked how the summer tourism season was going — and at the time, the majority of respondents told us it could be better. And remember, the season started very rainy and ended amid a drought. 

Now that the season has wrapped up, we're checking in again to see how things ended. Did things improve? Did tourism pick up later in the summer, or did the season fall short of expectations?

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