The pandemic forced businesses throughout Maine to consider the way they had been marketing themselves, and whether they needed to adapt to a changed world.

Some local restaurant chefs are experimenting with a prepaid, ticket-based model for dinners, which hold special appeal during a pandemic.

The hacking of Tyler Technologies, which is helping the Maine Judicial Branch get documents online, is going to delay the rollout of the program, which was supposed to go live Oct. 5.

The president cited national security risks in August, when he announced a ban on the widely used network from U.S. app stores.

In a new escalation of trade tensions, companies will need a license to export certain technology to Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp., or SMIC.

Fishermen were apparently helped by the fact that many consumers who typically eat lobster in restaurants started buying them retail.

But the S&P 500 still posted its fourth straight weekly loss, extending Wall Street's September swoon.

Texas-based Tyler Technologies, which also has offices in Maine, is a major U.S. provider of software services to state and local governments.

It was the fourth consecutive monthly increase, but the most recent uptick was far weaker than the 11.7% surge in July.

The pharmaceutical firm says CoronaVac will be made available for distribution worldwide, including the United States.

Angry restaurant and bar owners demonstrate against a French government order to close all public venues as of Saturday.

Tyler Technologies, which is based in Texas and has offices in Maine, is a major U.S. provider of software services to state and local governments.

The networks focused their efforts in numerous nations in Europe and Asia, with relatively little reach among U.S. audiences.

With the prospects for any new federal aid package appearing dim, members of the Senate Banking Committee press both officials about appropriated money not yet spent.

They'll put the $25,000 prize toward continuing to develop the ReMo app for a January 2021 launch.

A total of 110 have been laid off since an explosion destroyed a pulp digester in April.

Even as the number of Mainers seeking continued weekly jobless aid falls, thousands more people are filing new claims for benefits.

The concerns about fraudulent unemployment applications have focused mainly on a new program, Pandemic Unemployment Assistance.

Seattle-based Brown Paper Tickets says a wave of cancellations caused by the pandemic led to a crunch for the company and delays in payments of the ticket proceeds.

Sen. Heather Sanborn, a Democrat, and her husband own Rising Tide Brewing, which is accused of violating a rule against firing employees because they urged other employees to join a union.

At the center of the market’s big swings this month have been Apple, Amazon and other Big Tech stocks.

Gov. Gavin Newsom says the state will halt sales of new gasoline-powered passenger cars and trucks by 2035.

Several companies have retired racial imagery from their packaging in recent months.

The new funding will allow renters to apply for assistance from the Maine Housing Authority through the end of September, and it will be the final allocation unless more federal funding becomes available.

The proposed rule would not ban people from owning gas-powered cars or selling them on the used car market.

Businesses with 25 or fewer employees can access forgivable loans of up to $10,000 to retain or hire workers, and very small companies can access $5,000 to fund operations.

The cable internet and TV provider underpaid fees to 9 Cumberland County towns in 2017 and 2018, according to an audit commissioned by the municipalities.

Salt Pine Social closes, and Anoche wants your spare apples.

Tight inventory and historically low interest rates continued to push Maine home prices upward in August.

The heads of the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department appear before Congress as negotiations for a new coronavirus relief bill make little progress.

Companies with up to 250 workers are among those now eligible for $95 million in grants to sustain local economies through the downturn.

The Maine Public Utilities Commission approved contracts Tuesday for 17 renewable power projects as part of the state's effort to reduce fossil fuel consumption and advance climate goals.

Harbor interests have been seeking federal money to help pay for dredging around the piers and wharves for 3 decades.

Farmers in 4 contiguous counties may also qualify for federal emergency loans following the declaration Monday.

A team of interns, hired by ecomaine, will examine what residents are putting in curbside recycling bins to reduce contamination.

Leaked government documents allegedly show a number of banks – including JPMorgan, HSBC and Deutsche Bank – are continuing to move illicit funds despite warnings.

The highest-paying one-third of jobs have almost fully recovered from the recession.

The Government Accountability Office says 8.7 million or more people have yet to receive their $1,200 because of incomplete IRS and Treasury records.

No date has been set for the resumption of cruising in the Americas.

They haven’t gotten the infusion of business they were hoping for.

It's the only place Tiehm’s buckwheat is known to exist.

WeChat is a messaging-focused app popular with many Chinese-speaking Americans that serves as a lifeline to friends, family, customers and business contacts in China.

In a crippling year for the restaurant industry in Maine, a farm-to-table eatery nestled in a Cape Elizabeth farm rides out the storm.

Reasons include employees not wearing face coverings, not practicing social distancing, failure to disinfect equipment and surfaces, and failure to maintain required signs.

By some measures, Maine defied expectations that restrictions prompted by the coronavirus pandemic would doom small and seasonal businesses dependent on annual mobs of tourists.

The state has issued 14 citations to businesses for noncompliance with pandemic-related guidelines since Aug. 20, compared with 2 citations beforehand.

A late spring frost, a devastating drought and labor troubles wrought by the coronavirus pandemic conspired to make 2020 a difficult year.

The Chinese government hasn't said which companies would land on the 'Unreliable Entities List,' but state media has previously mentioned Apple if relations with the U.S. continue to unravel.

The online auction site is a massive customer for the agency, its second-largest retail customer, after Amazon.

Bars with kitchens are operating and have been able to survive by spilling into outside space adjacent to their businesses. The coming cold weather may limit that option.

Big Tech stocks have stumbled sharply this month on worries that their prices have grown too expensive.