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The Scottsdale, Ariz.-based company's offices in South Portland will close "as part of our ongoing efforts to optimize our global footprint," the company told Mainebiz.
The dormitory on the Bar Harbor campus uses mass timber, paired with wood infill walls and wood-fiber insulation. The construction sequesters carbon and is expected to meet Passive House energy standards.
The massive project calls for the creation of 377 rental apartments, 20,000 square feet of offices, 20,000 square feet of space for light industry and 5,000 square feet of restaurant space.
The lawsuit alleged that the consumer products company misled consumers in ads related to the safety and purity of baby powder and other talc-based products.
The startup, which manufactures wood-fiber insulation at a former paper mill in Madison, has entered a deal with a French company to expand distribution into Canada.
The state is proposing to develop a $500 million offshore wind port on Sears Island. A stone’s throw away, the owner of an industrial marine terminal wants to develop the port.
The property was an attractive long-term investment because of the limited supply of industrial real estate in Lewiston.
The Brunswick startup secured $2.3 million to accelerate the development of small satellite launches, with the goal of scaling operations for commercial launches next year.
The Maine Space Grant Consortium plans the Maine Space Conference for Oct. 23-25 at the Holiday Inn by the Bay in Portland.
L.L.Bean, MEMIC and Saddleback are among the companies to install protections to keep birds from inadvertently flying into windows.
“Think of me as a ‘technology matchmaker,’” said Brien Walton, associate professor of entrepreneurship and director of the Richard E. Dyke Center for Family Business at Husson.
The John Basilone is one of the Arleigh Burke class, considered the workhorse of the Navy's fleet. The class has been a staple of BIW’s shipbuilding for decades.
The EPA brownfield grants, ranging from $500,000 to $5.5 million, will fund assessment and cleanup work by nonprofits, municipalities and public agencies across Maine.
From oyster growers to a maker of fruit snacks from apple cider remains, food businesses in Maine received cash awards that can play a big role for small companies looking to grow.
Some old industries demonstrate how to innovate and stay relevant amid change and how to be resilient amid challenges, experts at Trade Day said.
The grants will go to Treeline Inc. in Chester, Godfrey Forest Products LLC in Jay and Tanbark Molded Fiber Products in Saco.