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With two iPhone apps in the works, a university tenure and little drawing ability, Raphael Diluzio does not seem like your typical artist. But then, Diluzio doesn't really consider himself an artist.
South Portland-based CLYNK, a bottle and can redemption company, recently launched new online tools to allow members to track the environmental impact of their recycling efforts.
TechMaine, the statewide trade association for technology companies that disbanded last fall, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
A computer-based maritime modeling company that set up shop at Brunswick Landing last summer intends to increase staff by 50%, citing "outstanding" operations at the former Navy base.
As I've noted in previous articles, the Obama administration has been focused on bipartisan-informed regional innovation cluster initiatives since 2009.
When Yichang Jia finished his Ph.D. program in China a few years ago, he began looking for a job in the United States because few labs in his country were hiring post-doctoral fellows then.
When a veterinarian uses one of Idexx Laboratories' digital X-ray systems to examine a dog's broken leg or investigate swelling in a horse's knee, they're already one step ahead in the technology game.
Boston-based technology company Carbonite, which in July opened a customer support center in Lewiston, today announced it has completed moving all of its support operations back to the United States from overseas.
A litigation trust comprised of former FairPoint Communications creditors has filed a lawsuit against Verizon, claiming the company sold FairPoint "inferior assets that had no future."
The Maine Public Advocate's office is challenging FairPoint Communications' assertion it has met state broadband expansion requirements.
Presque Isle software and customer service company BalanceBPO has partnered with the University of Maine at Presque Isle to create a certification program in process outsourcing.
Portland-based CashStar, a digital gift card company, has announced $12 million in new funding to support growth in its retail operations.
A legislative committee has voted to scrutinize the state's Office of Information Technology following complaints about its operations.
TechMaine, the statewide trade association for technology companies, is disbanding after nearly two decades advocating for the industry.
When Cumberland native Josh Broder signed on with the Army ROTC to pay for his education at Middlebury College, he envisioned a career working with military intelligence in Japan following his graduation.
Fairchild Semiconductor, a major employer in South Portland, saw its sales fall 3% in the third quarter over the same period last year.