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Creation of the proposed Maine Space Complex could cost from $50 million to $250 million over five years, but would create more than 5,000 high-paying jobs by 2042, according to a nonprofit backing the idea.
Dirk Lesko, who had led Bath Iron Works as president since 2016, has resigned — but the company gave no explanation in an announcement to employees on Thursday.
"Mutha" made a special blend of barbecue dry-rub spices. “All of a sudden, it hit me like a runaway lobstah trap,” the founder of Bub 'n Mutha's says. “We can’t keep this discovery a secret.”
Developing a new name and brand logo was a months-long, collaborative effort. A new website was launched to market the site to potential tenants.
Pixelle Specialty Solutions purchased the mill two years ago. After a tumultuous tenure, the company is selling to a global investment firm for an undisclosed price.
Lisa Martin, executive director of the nonprofit since 1999, will retire to spend time with her family and gardens.
Twenty-three percent of investors were from Maine. The campaign allows the company to immediately begin work on fuselage design and a telemetry system.
A recent acquisition of a Utah manufacturer will be the eighth company in the Precinmac portfolio. The business complements an acquisition last fall of an Indiana company.
More than 1,000 people have worked on the ship since the Bath shipbuilder first cut steel. BIW is one of only two builders of the Navy's Burke destroyers.
The president and co-founder of a South Portland-based axe maker says the company is at the "go big or go home point" in development.
Sheridan Corp. has been named GC for the $1.3 million build-out of the new Winslow manufacturing site for Maine Crisp Co., a maker of gluten-free snacks. Plus, more updates from Maine's construction industry.
Brahms Mount, most of whose products are made from cotton, is now owned by a blanket maker whose products are wool. The buyer plans to retain all Maine employees.
Over 100 sugarhouses opened their doors over Maine Maple Sunday Weekend, drawing thousands of people to see, smell and taste the work of the country's third-largest maple industry.
State agencies and local businesses are stepping up to help Penobscot McCrum and its 138 employees, following a fire Thursday that gutted the potato processing plant in Belfast.
Union workers at Sappi ratified a new three-year contract that called for higher wages, lump sum payments and enhanced retirement benefits.
The new, four-year contract for 680 members of the Bath Marine Draftsmen’s Association calls for wage increases and other benefits.
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Small Business Saturday, the annual tradition that encourages shoppers to support local, independent retailers and entrepreneurs, marked its 16th rendition on Nov. 29, with events held across the nation.
Founded by American Express in 2010, the yearly event has become an essential part of the holiday shopping season. The Small Business Administration became the official co-sponsor in 2011.
Last year, shoppers turned out in full force to support their local communities, generating an estimated $22 billion in spending at small retailers and restaurants.
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Learn moreThe Giving Guide helps nonprofits have the opportunity to showcase and differentiate their organizations so that businesses better understand how they can contribute to a nonprofit’s mission and work.
Work for ME is a workforce development tool to help Maine’s employers target Maine’s emerging workforce. Work for ME highlights each industry, its impact on Maine’s economy, the jobs available to entry-level workers, the training and education needed to get a career started.
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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