Guideline, which automates 401(k) employee benefits plans for small businesses, already has hired more than 30 people in Maine and is planning to hire 50 more.
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Portland-based IT firm makes acquisition, unveils aggressive growth plan
Logically, formerly Winxnet, says it plans to pursue 3-4 acquisitions a year to keep pace with the growth of major competitors.
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Maine still waiting for internet health care revolution
Poor broadband and out-of-step Medicare policies relegate Maine’s use of telehealth to small niches when it should be in the mainstream.
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Our View: Searches show how privacy laws have fallen behind
Federal investigators accessed hundreds of millions of photos from databases, just the latest example of how privacy rights are eroding.
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Trump v. Big Tech: Social media summit will snub tech titans
The president has invited conservative organizations Turning Point USA and PragerU, but left out Facebook, Twitter and Google.
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Three Maine students dazzle judges with mobile apps
The winners of the 2019 Tyler Technologies Maine App Challenge receive scholarships totaling $10,000.
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States sue to stop $26.5 billion T-Mobile, Sprint deal
New York Attorney General Letitia James says combining the companies would reduce access to affordable wireless services and would affect lower-income communities.
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‘Accidental technologist’ leads Portland-based Tilson to greater heights
Tilson Technology Management CEO Joshua Broder set out to become a military intelligence agent and ended up running Maine’s fastest-growing technology company.
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Our View: Time is now for expanding high-speed internet in Maine
The groundwork has been set for the actions necessary to bring fast internet to unserved parts of the state.
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Maine company that supports startups by women gets $80,000
Bangor-based Scratchpad Accelerator says it will use the money to support companies founded by women, as well as institutional and academic spinoffs that help startups in Maine and Northern New England.