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Originally developed for Northern New England Telephone Co., offers came from throughout the country. The buyer was willing to tour the property early, an important consideration for their selection.
Five finalists out of 150 applicants were selected to compete in Gorham Savings Bank's 2021 LaunchPad competition, which will take place on June 1.
First-quarter revenue decreased 5% to $410.8 million from $431.7 million a year earlier, while earnings per diluted share were 1% lower than the same period last year.
Every entrepreneur needs a community, says the founder of law and business advisory firm Providentia Group. Williams is working to create such a community for entrepreneurs who are Black, Indigenous and people of color.
The Portland-based company, which employs 17 people with plans to add several more hires in coming months, announced the trial amid an ongoing study into its solution for chronic stroke.
All 21 employees of DAVO Technologies will transition to Avalara, a provider of tax compliance automation for businesses from Bed Bath & Beyond to the New York Times.
Lars Perkins, a former software entrepreneur who more recently has been angel investing and consulting for startups in California, described Portland as a city "on the cusp of greatness."
WEX unveiled an agreement to acquire benefitexpress, a provider of configurable, cloud-based benefits administration technologies and services. The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter.
A new study will evaluate the company's digital therapeutics for use in treating walking impairment related to Parkinson's disease. MedRhythms' technology has also been studied for other neurological conditions, such as stroke and multiple sclerosis.
Twenty-five years after launching the company, Mike Dow is stepping down from his roles as chief information officer and chief innovation officer. Last year, for the 10th time, Tilson ranked on the Inc. 5000 list of the country's fastest-growing
Mainebiz talked with the head of the fast-growing Portland firm about the importance of regulatory compliance, the firm's acquisition strategy, and the value of a Maine address — even when many of your clients are from outside the state.
Five Mainers in the know offer their initial thoughts on President Joe Biden's $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan unveiled on Wednesday.
Logically, a Portland company formerly known as Winxnet, has acquired an Ohio-based managed security service provider serving retail to health care customers. The deal brings the Logically workforce to 370 people.
Bashas' Family of Stores is the latest retailer to partner with Portland-based Forager, further expanding the fast-growing footprint of the platform, which connects grocers and other businesses with local food producers.
Development of virtual public services has accelerated during the pandemic, including resource and collaboration services in Maine and vaccine preregistration in Idaho. “It’s been a bit of rollercoaster,” said one GovWebworks staffer.
The latest infusion can be “stacked” with other funding streams, to address not just infrastructure but other challenges such as affordability and access to devices. Planning and communication among stakeholders is key, said ConnectMaine’s chief.