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Pointer, the newest brand from Woodland Farms Brewery of Kittery, sold out online in four days, founder Patrick Rowan told Mainebiz.
Read about seven distinguished Mainers who have helped shape the state's economic vitality over the past 12 months, and who will be honored at the virtual Business Leaders of the Year award reception on Thursday, April 15.
DuraMag, a fast-growing manufacturer of aluminum truck bodies, will now provide them for an all-electric, lightweight vehicle, the Waterville company said this week.
The startup, which plans to manufacture wood fiber insulation in a former Madison paper mill, will use the bond financing to ready the plant for production.
Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding is pitching the town on a public-private partnership to upgrade harbor infrastructure. Goals include growing the transient-boater market and visitor spending. But some residents worry about more boat congestion.
Guest columnist Benjamin Piper, a partner at Preti Flaherty, writes that businesses that ignore state information-access laws could find proprietary information falling in the hands of their competitors.
With pandemic restrictions making it difficult for students and employers to meet in person, the school helped students make short videos to discuss their ideal jobs and experience, to post online with resumes.
Karen Getz started Maine Crisp Co. seven years ago in a basement. Her husband, Steve, joined the effort, and then Steve's business partner, Mike Ross. Today, the company is preparing to move into a 17,500-square-foot Winslow plant.
Mainebiz has named Wellman one of the seven 2021 Business Leaders of the Year. Wellman is Puritan Medical Products Co.’s general manager, and helped oversee the Guilford-based company’s push to ramp up production of COVID-19 test swabs.
In a world profoundly and permanently changed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year are seven remarkable individuals whose perseverance, resilience and vision are necessary more than ever.
Geiger acquired a Fogelsville, Pa., distributor for an undisclosed price. The Maine company ranks as one of the world's largest businesses offering customized giveaways, marketing materials and swag.
Masthead Maine, which owns the Sun Journal, will print the daily newspaper in South Portland, along with all four of the state's other dailies.
A family's own need led to CoAmplify, a Portland startup that created a hat to give deaf kids "the freedom to just be kids."
The company on Monday wouldn't say how many jobs it's eliminating at its South Portland manufacturing facility, but the 740 layoffs include some there. ON last month reported 2020 financial results that included a 4.8% drop in revenue.
T-street Capital LLC typically invests $5 million to $25 million in growing, small- to mid-sized consumer goods businesses. The investment in Hyperlite follows a round of early-stage venture financing the company received three years ago.
The company, which will produce insulation made from lumber manufacturing and timber management waste, is seeking the money to help get the Madison plant up and running, and welcomed a major piece of equipment from Germany last month.