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🔒Maine startup launches data platform for multifamily real estate deals

The platform aims to slash due-diligence timelines for multifamily real estate deals by institutional investors.

🔒IDEXX CEO to retire; insider named as successor

Michael Erickson, now executive vice president, will succeed Jay Mazelsky as president and CEO of the Westbrook-based maker of veterinary diagnostics and software.

🔒From quantum computing to robotaxi rollouts: Tech trends expected to shape 2026

We checked in with four Maine experts for their take on the tech trends to watch this year. One expects robotaxis to expand beyond tech hubs like San Francisco into major cities worldwide.

🔒Digital health startup Kinotek raises $2M for new hires, expansion

The Portland-based developer of a digital health platform used by fitness and wellness professionals in 44 states is targeting expansion into the Middle East and North Africa in 2026.
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🔒On the Record: Nonprofit leader with film background aims to amplify storytelling at E2Tech

Mainebiz caught up with E2Tech’s new leader to find out more about his background and plans to attract more members to the organization.

Bold predictions for Maine’s economy in 2026 span recession risk to practical optimism

Business leaders from around the state have varying expectations for the coming year.

‘Cobots,’ AI and other tech trends that powered 2025

Maine technology and innovation were front and center throughout the year. Here's a collection of story highlights from 2025.

How to implement your company’s AI policy

Work with your cybersecurity, IT and legal teams to create a policy that meets your compliance standards and makes sense for your business needs, our guest columnist recommends.
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Maine startup will offer a new twist on dinner parties

Susan Ruhlin, the former head of Dirigo Labs in Waterville, aims to bring people together for shared meals via a platform called JoynaTable.

Uprise Partners promotes from within for senior director of managed services

Tyler Dunlea joined Uprise in March 2024 as director of managed services and has been refining systems, expanding "tool set capabilities" and optimizing processes across the organization.
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