Local, state and national business news from the Sun Journal.
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William DeSisto is working with manufacturers on technology to increase local production of a bleach alternative made from salt, water and electricity.
Waterville-based Ware-Butler Building Supply and Pleasant River Lumber Co. recently acquired three local building supply and hardware retailers.
AT&T will join its massive media operations that include CNN, HBO, TNT and TBS in a $43 billion deal with Discovery, the owner of lifestyle networks including the Food Network and HGTV.
Unless more sawmills come on line, the huge jump in prices for building materials likely won’t filter down to wood suppliers in Maine.
With a farm stand opening in a month, it’s all hands on deck and all seeds in the ground at Levesque’s Organic Farm.
After a year of lost business and disruption, a growing industry that generates $1 billion annually in Maine is ready to get back on its feet.
A food tech company in Wisconsin plans to commercialize cultured lobster meat, but industry leaders in Maine say they don’t see it as an immediate threat.
After just seven years, the aquaponics operation run by a 26-year-old Bowdoin grad is the largest in New England and raises 1 million heads of lettuce yearly. And there’s much more to come.
SABATTUS — New England Vascular Access has recognized Jill Boulanger as its Star of the Quarter. NEVA provides mobile vascular access services to hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and hospice organizations throughout New England. Boulanger works as a vascular access specialist and is responsible for assessing patient needs, working with the patient’s health care team to […]
