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The new Portland Science Center, scheduled to open Sept. 4 on Maine Wharf after a couple months' delay, expects to draw about 100,000 visitors to the “Body Worlds” exhibit, according to organizers.
The Nova Star ferry service between Portland and Nova Scotia reported Tuesday that its passenger count for August was down 22% from the same month last year and that overall for the season it was down 6% compared to the same point in its inaugural
Catalyst said Tuesday that it will keep its No. 12 coated paper machine at the Rumford Paper Mill out of production indefinitely, describing it as a “fully market-related decision” that makes permanent the 51 layoffs announced in May when the
The Northern Border Regional Commission will award $1,356,000 in grant funding to improve local infrastructure and to encourage private sector investments in six Maine communities.
WEX Inc. (NYSE: WEX), the South Portland-based provider of corporate payment solutions, announced Tuesday it has acquired the remaining 49% stake in UNIK S.A.
Lewiston-based Oxford Networks has completed its merger with Portsmouth, N.H.-based BayRing Communications, which Oxford said in June upon announcing the merger plans would make it the largest competitive telecommunications provider headquartered in
Portland law firm Verrill Dana recently set up a craft beverage industry group with eight attorneys and soon plans to announce another group with 12 attorneys focused on increasing North Atlantic and Arctic trade and commerce that is expected once
Portland-based Tilson Technology Management said Friday it has acquired a firm in Fairhope, Ala., that will allow the network services company to continue growing in the Southeast.
The Maine Cyber Security Cluster at the University of Southern Maine is fast becoming a force in the fight against malicious cyber activity.
Blue Marble Geographics said it's moving into a bigger office building in Hallowell this fall as the software company continues to grow sales of its affordable global mapping tool.
What best practices can Maine businesses adopt to protect themselves against cyberattacks? That question will be addressed in a briefing next week by U.S. Sen. Angus King, the Maine State Chamber of Commerce and officials from the U.S. Department of
Ray Arbour, a project manager at Tyler Technologies, and Jay Collier, Project>Login's program director, know there are career opportunities in computing and information technology fields for Maine's youth: More
A burgeoning marine-chic industry is hitting the cobblestone streets of the Old Port in Portland, with bait bags with nautical themes to sunglasses made from lobster traps adding to the typical tourist fare of lobster T-shirts and mugs, according to
Portland has seen an explosion in food carts and food trucks this year, with the city handing out 10 food cart licenses, more than double the number three years ago.
The change of Mountain View Youth Development Center in Charleston from a youth to an adult prison will result in at least 35 positions being cut, according to the Maine State Employees Association.
Wireless provider T-Mobile was wrong to require its workers not to talk about ongoing internal investigations to anyone but investigators, an administrative law judge for the National Labor Relations Board found.