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Small, rural businesses have unique financing needs. USDA’s federal capital helps to stimulate business creation and growth.
SoulBeing, led by founder Colleen Kavanagh, connects employers with alternative health and wellness care providers as a benefit for employees.
Vinyl never truly went away. It’s outlived the iPod, cassettes and now CDs. A new generation is discovering vinyl, and some small businesses in Maine are welcoming the old-school audiophiles.
Small Business Development Centers in Maine recorded one of their highest numbers of business starts during 2023. “I think the pandemic caused a lot of people to rethink things," says Maine SBDC Director Mark Delisle.
Some 20 women of diverse backgrounds have graduated from a program at the CEI Women's Business Center South in Portland. Alumni are forging new paths in sectors from fashion design to travel.
Investors are taking a closer look at environmental, social and governance factors to assess a company's viability. ACE columnist Carrie Green Yardley outlines how to address ESG.
The SBA counts any business with fewer than 500 employees as a "small business." In Maine, 99.2% of all businesses fall into that category.
The Brunswick location, in a former Tim Hortons coffeeshop, will hold a grand opening on Friday, May 17.
This year's annual honors, the 24th edition, will pay homage to the late Madeleine "Maddy" G. Carson, who started the awards program.
For our special series during Small Business Week, Mainebiz checked in with Tabitha Swanson of the Swanson Group LLC.
In the first of a special series during Small Business Month, Mainebiz checks in with Nathaniel Baer of Downshift Coffee.
Luxolo Financial, founded in 2018, has launched a mobile app that could change how people manage and invest in cryptocurrencies.
Better parking was one reason for b+b bakery's move to Cape Elizabeth, owner Danielle Camarata tells Mainebiz in an interview at the new spot.
Five organizations in the region are banding together to support local entrepreneurs and encourage innovation through a series of business-pitch contests this spring.
Bob Martin, former president of Maine Technology Institute, and Jeff Marks, executive director of Climate Work Maine, have been named executives-in-residence at Dirigo Labs.
The Series A funding round brings the company's total to $16.5 million in equity raised since it was founded in 2018.