Digital technology shortens the time it takes to put a prototype on the web from half a year to just a week, tearing up the old business model.

Average hourly wages for most American workers have been stalled – and by at least one measure, have fallen when accounting for inflation.

The grants will be used to assess and support the state's most valuable fishery amid changes in the ecosystem.

They cite damage to various domestic industries, including newspapers, and urge the International Trade Commission to urge the U.S. to rescind the tariffs.

The city hopes its role in the pilot project to test software that maps local traffic rules and restrictions will help it attract companies developing autonomous vehicles.

PDA, which provides specialty claims management services and reports revenues of about $15 million, will continue to operate from its Maine location.

Blankfein will be replaced by David Solomon.

The report exceeded per share projections.

Regulators want to cap this year's herring landings at last year's levels, and slash next year's quota of the most popular lobster bait.

A public meeting drew about 100 people, many of whom voiced opposition with signs and stickers against the project.

Beijing looks for outside help on trade because it's 'unable to fight equally.'

Maine forged a formal partnership with the Balkan nation soon after it separated from Serbia in 2006.

The Planning Board recently denied a commercial permit for Brightside Marina, owned by Shawn Grant.

Analysts say the crash probably sent shoppers elsewhere during one of the company's busiest sales periods.

The project is the first phase of an ambitious redevelopment on the city's eastern waterfront.

That's about $55 billion more than Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates, the world's second-richest person.

The company that has owned more than 3 acres in the city's retail district since the 1800s has started to sell off its holdings.

An affidavit says an informant told police that thousands in fake bills were used to buy drugs out of state. Three people named in a search warrant strongly deny the allegations.

A 'Trump Slump' never happened, and travel to the U.S. is growing in spite of the trade dispute.

The owner of White Rabbit Emporium talks about the importance of face-to-face contact with customers.

Airlines say the new restrooms are just a few inches smaller, but it's not like they were that big to begin with.

Winslow Police Department promotes three officers; Franklin Memorial Hospital welcomes new nurse practitioner

The city's last family video rental store will call it quits in August.

One says the administration itself is ignoring the thrust of the order, which advocacy groups argue is unconstitutional.

Craig Pendleton expresses an interest in serving in a cabinet-level position for the next governor.

U.S. Sen. Susan Collins praised the decision, saying it could allow for major reinvestment in the Jay mill.

The Pence family business, Kiel Bros. Oil Co., collapsed in 2004, leaving states on the hook for cleanup of contaminated sites.

The CDC announced Thursday that customers should avoid Honey Smacks, tweeting, "Do not eat this cereal."

The bureau said it's already allowing the practice even though the rule doesn't officially take effect until Aug. 1

Sabin Lomac, who grew up in Scarborough, is the host of Cooking Channel's 'Seaside Snacks and Shacks,' which makes its debut next week.

Johnson & Johnson called the verdict the result of an unfair process.

The stores in Anchorage and Fairbanks will close for rentals after Sunday and reopen Tuesday for video sales.

An amendment could reduce fees and wait times for lobster sales to Europe.

Equipment and a home net another $608,000, and there's a sign the new owner may farm the large tract known as Grant's Farm rather than develop it.

Though certain funding windows have closed for this year, state officials say Franklin County is in a good position to plan and set priorities for the future when $600 million in federal money becomes available.