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From tempeh to technology: Top Gun names 32 startups to 2023 lineup
Updated: January 6, 2023The program culminates with a final statewide pitch-off showcase in May, with a $25,000 MTI grant for the winner.
Updated: January 6, 2023
Recession concerns reflected in national business barometer
Updated: January 6, 2023Concerns about a looming recession come at a time when businesses are grappling with inflation, according to a JPMorgan Chase report, 2023 Business Leaders Outlook.
Updated: January 6, 2023
On the Record: More growth ahead for Orono class-registration software startup CourseStorm
Updated: January 9, 2023CourseStorm is an Orono-based provider of class registration and marketing software for clients nationwide.
Updated: January 9, 2023
Ask ACE: How should I focus my marketing efforts?
Updated: January 9, 2023When launching a one-person business as a coach, consultant or freelancer, start with your current connections and move out from there, says Emily Brackett, president of Visible Logic. Make your marketing personal. Your clients will hire you because
Updated: January 9, 2023
How to prepare your business for success in 2023
December 30, 2022Guest columnist Allison Bishop, a Portland financial coach and CPA, offers several ways to stay on track financially in the coming year.
December 30, 2022
Year in review: Maine business, nonprofit leaders we honored in 2022
Updated: December 27, 2022Mainebiz pays homage to 2022's Business Leaders of the Year and Women to Watch honorees.
Updated: December 27, 2022
Flower power: Business blossoms for Waterville florist after downtown move
December 24, 2022The Robin's Nest, which moved to 173 Main St. earlier this year, expects 2022 sales to come in about 93% higher than 2021.
December 24, 2022
Seasonal visas look to address 2023 summer worker shortage
Updated: December 23, 2022Almost 65,000 seasonal worker visas were approved in addition to the 66,000 H-2B visas usually available each year.
Updated: December 23, 2022
Holly-jolly vibes: Slugger's stardom and other uplifting news in 2022
Updated: December 23, 2022Maine recaps 10 pieces of good news in 2022, ranging from the return of the TD Beach to Beacon 10K to a Portland dining spot making the cut for Esquire magazine's list of best new restaurants.
Updated: December 23, 2022
Chew on this: Mainely Veterinary Dentistry opens in Windham
Updated: December 22, 2022The practice is led by Dr. Jennifer Keaten, who grew up in Fryeburg.
Updated: December 22, 2022
Waterville startup accelerator Dirigo Labs picks next cohort
Updated: December 21, 2022Cohort members include Farm Drop, an online network of farmers markets, and the SledTRX interactive snowmobile app.
Updated: December 21, 2022
10 startups strut their stuff at Portland ‘Demo Day'
Updated: December 19, 2022Founders out to disrupt industries from women's fashion to music took the stage following 13 weeks in the Roux Techstars Accelerator program.
Updated: December 19, 2022$528K in fed funds to support small businesses in rural Maine
December 13, 2022Eastern Maine Development Corp. will receive $500,000, Sunrise County Economic Council will receive $15,679 and the Androscoggin Valley Council of Governments will get $12,884 for training, technical help and loan assistance in eight Maine counties.
December 13, 2022
Governor's awards cite 4 Maine businesses for ‘excellence’
Updated: December 13, 2022This year's winners of the Governor's Awards for Business Excellence represent sectors from seaweed to solar.
Updated: December 13, 2022
From ‘warm buns’ to salty business: Notable quotables from 2022 ‘On the Record’ interviews
Updated: December 12, 2022Every two weeks, Mainebiz publishes an interview with a business newsmaker we call "On the Record." Here are some highlights from 2022's "On the Record" interviews.
Updated: December 12, 2022
Widgets, workers and wages: Maine manufacturers get more strategic about recruiting
Updated: December 12, 2022From small businesses like Franklin Printing to larger players such as Puritan Medical Products and Bath Iron Works, Maine manufacturers are getting more strategic about recruiting and hiring as many of their older employees retire.
Updated: December 12, 2022
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