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A Pittsfield call center abruptly closed Friday, leaving 65 employees out of work.
Atlanta-based NexxLinx yesterday announced it will hire another 200 people at its Orono call center by the end of the year.
The University of Maine is working to bring high-speed broadband to its Orono neighbors as part of a national effort called "Gig.U."
After pulling up lobster traps or scallop nets in salty gusts, beating sun or ice-cold fog all day, Mitchell Beal has to return home and fill out paperwork.
Lewiston-based Oxford Networks will invest $5 million into technology startup Resilient Tier-V Corp., which recently opened at the former Brunswick Naval Air Station.
Texas Instruments has completed its $6.5 billion acquisition of National Semiconductor, which has a manufacturing plant in South Portland.
Fairchild Semiconductor has won an award for developing a product that reduces the amount of standby power devices require during those times when they're plugged in but not being used.
A rush of trade delegations from around the world have recently toured Maine, lured not so much by export commodities but rather by Maine's growing technology assets.
An Augusta-based medical nonprofit has received nearly $1 million in federal grant money to establish a regional telehealth resource center.
T-Mobile call center workers and union representatives yesterday rallied in Oakland to criticize the center's receipt of tax incentives, claiming it hasn't created enough jobs.
FairPoint Communications is laying off 400 employees, including 130 people in Maine, to better match its work force with its workload.
Maine Technology Institute, the nonprofit that for 12 years has worked to nurture technology-based startups, is widening its focus, offering new resources and money to help companies develop their businesses as well as their innovations.
Changes are coming for the Maine Technology Institute. The organization is overhauling its funding programs to boost capital access for young companies, and moving its headquarters from Augusta to Brunswick.
About 350,000 people and businesses in New England were left without Time Warner Internet and digital phone service yesterday when a fiber-optic cable in Vermont failed.
For the past few years, Tyler Technologies has been crowding its 420 employees into an increasingly tight location on Route 1 in Falmouth.
The secretary of state's office has announced that the state's Central Voter Registration system has been breached, but it's unclear if personal information has been compromised.
Maine has over 100 farmers' markets offering a range of local food products.
Maine Federation of Farmers’ Markets reports that unseasonably cool temperatures and a rainy early summer have not only caused issues for some crops but also for local farmers' markets. Strawberries, for instance, had a bad season. Around the state, sales at farmers' markets have been down this summer.
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Whether you’re a developer, financer, architect, or industry enthusiast, Groundbreaking Maine is crafted to be your go-to source for valuable insights in Maine’s real estate and construction community.
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