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The battery-powered vehicles, developed in the 1990s, aim to provide an easy-to-maneuver, carbon-free, quiet experience of Acadia National Park.
The goal of the competition is to encourage startups developing research, commercial and consumer applications in the fast-growing New Space industry.
Global Secure Shipping's build-out will allow it to multiply production of a high-tech shipping container, and could result in as many as 80 new jobs.
Four months after beginning service in Maine, Breeze Airways said it will launch seasonal flights to Fort Myers starting Nov. 14.
Shares of RTX Corp. fell nearly 8% in price Monday after the aerospace and defense contractor said it will have to remove and repair hundreds of engines.
Portland has seen steady growth with Eimskip continuing to serve international markets, bringing imports of fresh salmon from Iceland and the Faroe Islands.
Photographer Tim Greenway, a longtime Mainebiz contributor, spent part of the spring and summer onboard the tugboat fleet that serves Portland Harbor. His photos from those ventures show the depth of the trade and the role tugboats play in the Maine
The robots, already used on two other Maine college campuses, deliver food to students and "have really cool personalities,” said a dining service manager.
The funding will improve transportation scheduling and operations in in Penobscot, Piscataquis, Somerset and Kennebec counties.
The Downeaster train between Brunswick, Portland and Boston is one of 10 possible routes that may get more fuel-efficient Airo rail cars, although they won't make their U.S. debut until 2026.
An estimated $50 million to $75 million in public money is needed develop a public airport at the Cold War-era Air Force base in Limestone.
HyperSpace Propulsion Inc., in negotiations with Green for Maine LLC, is developing spaceplanes capable of flying passengers to any destination on Earth in under two hours.
Ticket revenue was the highest in the service’s 21-year history. Riders include business travelers, tourists, families and students, bicycles and pets.
Employees at the company's terminals in Westbrook and Fairfield are losing their jobs, among 30,000 nationwide.
Mainers are paying more to fuel their cars, and the rising prices come at the height of the tourism season.
The locations range from Brunswick to Houlton, and the new chargers are planned to be in operation next year.
An agreement announced on Tuesday protects and rewards more than 340,000 UPS-employed Teamsters nationwide. Maine has 1,400 UPS workers affected by the action.