Bowdoin company FHC obtains FDA approval for upgraded medical device.

The 60-year-old operation has been named the Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce's small business of the year.

The city and the developer of the $85 million project planned in Bayside accuse each other of holding up progress.

A $1.6 trillion sector that fills one out of every 20 jobs in the U.S. is leery of the adverse consumer effects of an enduring government shutdown.

The state won't release official numbers until next month, but preliminary data indicates that harvesters landed more than 100 million pounds for the eighth straight year.

The biomedical research institute opened its new mouse facility in Ellsworth seven months behind schedule.

The Maine Department of Labor has scheduled meetings to help workers affected by the closures.

For the third month in a row, the jobless rate in Maine remained the same.

The organization also names an executive director.

The city's Parking Study Committee is considering parking changes that will result as part of on going downtown revitalization efforts and implementation of a $7.37 million federal BUILD grant it was awarded.

The painkiller's role in the deadly opioid crisis is bringing the Sacklers a new and unwanted kind of attention.

The city took over the national lead in 2016.

Big brewers increase their investments in marijuana producers as part of a push to revive lagging sales, but the strategy comes with risks.

Some are hesitant to apply, knowing they will have to pay back the unemployment benefits when they finally return to work.

Most sectors had more moderate growth than in the previous two years.

The inseparable pair are living there for $1,500 a month, a good deal in the Bay Area's super-tight housing market.

The gourmet shop got Portlanders hooked on handmade Coffee Oreo and other fun flavors created by owner Salli Wason.

Rising interest rates, high construction costs and economic uncertainty are all cited as contributing factors.

The little cafe will have a big new name: Giant.

The largest district in Presque Isle had ended the break, intended to allow students to help with the harvest, but business leaders complained.

Pingree says Maine's Office of Innovation and the Future will look for solutions in early-childhood education, the opioid crisis, broadband expansion and other areas.

The Department of Marine Resources will decide whether to grant Mere Point Oyster Co. a 10-year, 40-acre lease expanding its oyster production on Maquoit Bay.

Maine's new governor has vowed not to raise taxes in her first 2-year budget proposal, but Democratic lawmakers' agenda calls for more state spending.

The standard deduction has roughly doubled, and those with dependent children and those who itemize deductions will see differences.

As the government shutdown continues, credit unions and banks are providing low-interest loans, deferments and other assistance, a 'huge relief' for their customers.

After missing its revenue forecast during the holidays, the tech giant plans to step off the gas in some divisions.

Besides the financial and data privacy risks, 'your kids are playing a game and (hackers) can listen to what they are doing,' a vulnerability expert says.

His company provided low-cost investing with the first index fund for individuals, rather than institutional clients.

A panel approves Eddie Lampert's $5 billion plan for the struggling retailer, but a judge must still sign off.

The Bridgton resort says it doesn't have enough space or resources to host the Mary's Firemen for a Cure event, which raises money for breast cancer research.

The planned location at Cooks Corner Shopping Mall would employ roughly 150 workers.

The staff of Dawson, Smith, Purvis & Bassett will continue to operate at its Casco Street location.

The outdoor gear retailer wants to designate some of its charitable gifts for fixing damage done while federal workers are absent.

Two Fat Cats plans a buffet on the dessert's national day. Other treats: Sip an inaugural brew, or try a Lincoln dinner.

The former governor – a longtime foe of wind energy subsidies – created the commission to investigate the impacts of turbines after halting new wind projects in parts of the state.