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New group aims to boost post-secondary education in Maine
MaineSpark’s goal is that 60 percent of adult Mainers will achieve some form of training beyond high school by 2025.
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State-backed loans pending for troubled company’s shrimp farms
Stored Solar wants to build the nation’s first shrimp farm at a biomass plant, but owes money and has had trouble launching other initiatives.
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Press Hotel developer forms new company
Based in Portland, Fathom Cos. will manage hotels and redevelop historical properties.
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Brunswick manufacturer lands $3.5 million in capital to finance growth
STARC Systems, which makes safety barriers for construction sites, receives the investment from a Virginia equity fund.
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Biddeford firm lands $12 million contract
The federal defense work entails creating components for military aircraft.
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Contract for 2 more destroyers promises BIW years of work
The Navy’s award includes funds for radar design upgrades that will enhance the warships’ ability to detect ballistic missiles.
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Law firms hire specialists
Staffs of five Maine firms welcomed newcomers with wide-ranging expertise.
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Bean Group buys Maine Real Estate Network
With the deal, Bean Group becomes one of the largest residential real estate companies in northern New England.
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LePage wants to develop a new gas pipeline from Quebec
The governor says a new gas line could lower prices in Maine, but it would cost hundreds of millions of dollars and some people at a conference in Falmouth say the idea is unrealistic.