The Portland-based biotech firm increased revenue by 53 percent and returned to profitability after suffering a net loss in 2018.
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Gelato Fiasco selling its Brunswick production facility
The company has shifted production of its frozen pints to Michigan and says it no longer needs the 11,740-square-foot building, which has been listed for $1.35 million.
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Finding consensus on whale protections a tough call in Maine
Halving the number of vertical lines in a state where everyone fishes for lobster in his or her own way presents significant challenges for regulators.
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Organic dairy barn opening at Wolfe’s Neck looks to next generation
The $1 million facility in Freeport opened Thursday with the goal of helping to teach new and transitioning organic dairy farmers.
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Real estate trends point to a cooling economy, experts say
Experts at a Maine Real Estate and Development Association conference say the economic cycle that brought years of real estate market growth appears to be winding down.
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Advertising firm banks on Maine ties
Garrand Moehlenkamp transitions to new leadership while trying to increase its presence in the food and beverage industry.
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Portland scales back infrastructure upgrades because of soaring construction costs
Other cities and the Maine Turnpike Authority are also contending with construction prices far above what they had budgeted.
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Five Questions looks back on creativity
Five Questions looks back on the role that creativity plays in business.
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Sweetgrass Farm Winery and Distillery expanding south
The Union-based business, which already has a tasting room and retail store in Portland, will now have a presence in Kennebunk.
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Biddeford entrepreneur named executive director of E2Tech
Former state Rep. Marty Grohman will lead the trade association for energy and environmental groups.