A group of Microsoft workers is demanding the company cancel a contract supplying Army soldiers with HoloLens headsets, which could help spot adversaries on the battlefield.

Hundreds of Illinois farmers have applied to host acres of solar panels on their property – and sell the energy.

A woman who sued Boone's Fish House in 2017, alleging she and her party were discriminated against during a 2015 birthday dinner, has settled for undisclosed terms.

The financial outlook indicates high expectations from the company for increased overseas sales.

A new report cites a range of risks to the economy that have developed over the last six months.

The food giant's stock plunge wipes out more than $15 billion in market value.

The move by regulators is among measures they are trying to stem poaching.

The South Portland company says it found a discrepancy of up to $70 million in a subsidiary's balance sheet.

She left her position as VP of institutional advancement at the Maine College of Art to accept the top position at the L-A Chamber.

The cost of a ticket on a domestic airline is the lowest since 1995, adjusted for inflation.

The regulator says one inspector's order to remove the hemp-derived products from stores was misguided and merchants should have been told to review federal law and seek legal counsel if they had questions.

The company must do damage control after Zion Williamson's shoe rips in a key NCAA game.

Failure to list the built-in mic in the hub's specs was not intentional, the company says.

President Trump has challenged the state's practice of setting its own rules, which it has done since the 1970s.

New Mainers are especially likely to wind up underemployed when state won't recognize foreign credentials.

Hannaford in Maine is among the supermarkets that have stopped carrying the imperfect fruits and vegetables.

The commission is adding areas eligible to receive assistance for economic development.

Home sales fell by 13 percent in January, while the median sale price remained the same compared with a year earlier.

'We can't say no to every single project,' said the governor, explaining her support for the proposed 145-mile line that would carry hydropower from Quebec to Massachusetts.

The City Council decides to allow marijuana sales in several business zones, but puts off a decision on whether to allow those retailers to also sell non-marijuana products such as coffee or baked goods.

A record number of comments have been posted on the Maine Public Utilities Commission website, with the vast majority against the project.

The governor signs on to a deal that would give Maine $258 million in benefits in exchange for a permit to build the 145-mile project to send power from Canada to Massachusetts.

A decade of work will pay off Thursday night when Beresheet is launched into space.

The Commerce Department has been investigating whether imported vehicles and parts pose a threat to national security.

Opponents at a State House hearing say preventing towns and cities from enacting rules governing short-term rentals would be an overreach of state authority.

The co-founder of Idexx and Covetrus is making the gift through the Top Gun program to encourage Maine entrepreneurship, and to recognize his local companies.

A Czech seaman who blew the whistle on the German shipping company for covering up illegal dumping of oily water is awarded $225,000.

Maine will use Metrc, a software product that uses radio-frequency identification tags to track marijuana and marijuana products.

Scientists at MIT and Harvard believe the soft membrane covering the animal's joints and abdomen could guide the development of a new type of flexible armor for humans.

Supporters say L.D. 630 is the fastest way to reopen the lucrative CBD market, which was all but shut down by a state order last month.

The retailer reports that its comparable sales rose 4.2 percent in the fourth quarter from a year earlier.

A Chinese news agency reported Vice Premier Liu He will meet with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.

Introspective Systems is developing software to enhance the understanding of geothermal systems for the Department of Energy.

A survey about current internet service quality could lead to more options in the future.

The first filing season under the law surprises, confuses and occasionally shocks taxpayers.

'Were it not for the palm trees and the 80-degree weather, you could be in Maine.'

The goal is to spur development and commercialization of discoveries that could benefit human health.

Early signs of success for the $621 million mixed-use project come after the developers faced fierce scrutiny from some Scarborough residents.

The Dry Dock Restaurant & Tavern will modify its plans after the city passed waterfront development restrictions.

Two York County towns tap older workers for hospitality jobs and get unexpected results.

Rising income inequality in the United States is largely a man's game, a new analysis shows.

Ironically, polls show that consumers anxiously await their tax refund just so they can pay down debt.

If shrimping does come back, it will likely be at a smaller scale, centered on local retail as opposed to freezing the product for export, one wholesaler says.