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Tilson Technology Management, a fast-growing information technology professional services and network construction company, knows how to keep a secret. Trade secrets, that is — an essential consideration for a company whose clients range from
WEX Inc. reported total revenue for the second quarter increased 9.5% to $233.9 million, which is $20.2 million more than the $213.7 million reported for the second quarter in 2015.
On the same day that it announced that it has expanded service offerings to greater Bangor, broadband service provider Redzone Wireless, LLC announced that it has launched a new $1 million municipal broadband funding program.
Cerahelix Inc., an early stage company making ceramic filters for various industries, was picked to be in a 12-week, start-up accelerator program in Silicon Valley.
Yarmouth-based navigational company DeLorme has requested that the U.S. Supreme Court review a $6.2 million penalty assessed against the company by the International Trade Commission over an alleged patent violation. The penalty predates the company
Five students from the Presque Isle Regional Career and Technical Center didn't come home empty handed from the National Leadership and Skills Conference in Louisville, Ky.
FieldStack LLC, a Portland lean retail software company founded by Bull Moose founder Brett Wickard in 2013, said Thursday it has signed a deal to integrate and resell its software in rugged mobile computers from Woodbury, N.Y.-based Janam
The Maine Technology Institute approved three loans and six grant applications for the month of July totaling $1,310,983 to Maine businesses specializing in advancements in the fields of composite materials, precision manufacturing, forestry,
The Lewiston-based fiber-optic bandwidth infrastructure services provider Oxford Networks has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by the New York-based private equity firm Oak Hill Capital Partners.
Introspective Systems LLC, a Portland-based company that designs complex frameworks and software so various electronic systems can talk to each other in networks, has been awarded a $146,683 grant through the federal Small Business Innovation
The Brunswick-based nonprofit Coastal Counties Workforce Inc. and EducateMaine have received a $4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor to support the TechHire Maine program that helps displaced and young workers enter the state's
A Silicon Valley investor wants to change the system, and already is advocating with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to create a new U.S. stock exchange called the Long-Term Stock Exchange that would give companies more breathing room to
At their annual town meeting on Saturday, residents of Islesboro voted decisively, 145-23, to become Maine's first gigabit island.
Residents of Rockport rejected spending $300,000 for an engineering study looking at high-speed internet expansion, despite the proposal having support from both the selectboard and town budget committee.
Tyler Technologies Inc., the Plano, Texas-based public sector software developer with offices in Maine, on Sunday presented the seven student winners of its Maine App Challenge with scholarships totaling $10,000 in front of a crowd gathered for a
Officials in Orono and Old Town are taking to the web to survey residents and area businesses about where the lines of an expanded high-speed internet offering should be located within the communities.