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Stephanie Linnartz, president of the hotel chain Marriott International, will become the next CEO of Under Armour, the company announced Wednesday.
Under Armour named Stephanie Linnartz, president of the hotel chain Marriott International, as the Baltimore-based athletic apparel brand's next CEO on Wednesday.
Maryland officials approved a $500,000 operating grant Wednesday for Baltimore to move forward with a redevelopment plan for the city’s State Center Complex.
Maryland officials approved a $500,000 operating grant Wednesday toward Baltimore's redevelopment of the city’s State Center Complex. The state also approved leases for the last two state agencies remaining at State Center to move elsewhere downtown.
The city of Baltimore said in legal filings that it wants to give $1 million to the private developer that will soon own the troubled Harborplace in the Inner Harbor, making good on comments made by Mayor Brandon Scott earlier this year.
A judge has approved a deal for MCB Real Estate to buy the beleaguered Harborplace in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
Turning around the sinking Harborplace — considered an iconic part of the Inner Harbor — is seen as key to attracting people and businesses to downtown.
A judge has approved a deal for MCB Real Estate to buy the beleaguered Harborplace in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
Danish jeweler Pandora plans to move its U.S. headquarters from Baltimore to New York City’s Times Square.
Danish jeweler Pandora plans to relocate its U.S. headquarters from Baltimore to Times Square in New York City.
Previously, the highest payment for a consent agreement, which avoids a formal hearing where a penalty or fine could be applied, was $5,000, Maryland Lottery and Gaming spokesperson Seth Elkin said.
Online sports betting company BetMGM will pay the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission $146,000 to settle alleged violations of the Sports Wagering Law, the largest consent agreement the commission has ever approved.
Funding through a division of the Air Force Research Laboratory will enable the aerospace and defense giant to shorten manufacturing time and boost affordability for hypersonic weapons in production.
Northrop Grumman Corp. is expanding its ability to produce hypersonic weapons for the U.S. government with the help of an $8.8 million contract to improve technology at a plant in Elkton.
Here are the region’s top companies based on confidential surveys of their employees.
The Baltimore Sun proudly presents Baltimore’s Top Workplaces, listing the region’s top companies based on confidential surveys of their employees.
The bank’s community center branch, the first of its kind in Baltimore and one of 14 nationally, will offer mentorship for entrepreneurs, financial health workshops and WiFi for remote learning and work.
JPMorgan Chase has opened a branch at Mondawmin Mall in West Baltimore, one of 14 nationally in the bank’s community center format, and on Wednesday announced the third installment in a $20 million commitment to the city to benefit small businesses.
“I grew up in it as a child. It’s all I’ve ever known,” said Harvest Inn Family Restaurant owner Carol Trombetta about the place that was her livelihood, second home and family legacy.
The first sit-down restaurant in Eldersburg closed its doors at noon Tuesday after 56 years in business.
The federal agency’s lawsuit alleged that the Baltimore County auto dealership fired a female warehouse dispatcher after she complained that she was paid less than a male dispatcher who did the same job.
Jerry’s Chevrolet Inc. and Jerry’s Motor Cars will pay a fired female employee $62,500 to settle a pay discrimination and retaliation lawsuit brought by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Under Armour plans to invest $1 million in a textile research center at North Carolina State University through a partnership announced Thursday.
Route One Apparel, known for Maryland pride apparel and accessories, had been branching out beyond flag-themed merchandise with brands such as Domino Sugar, Hershey and Old Bay.
Now, the Morton Umbrella Girl is joining the lineup.
Route One Apparel, known for Maryland pride apparel and accessories, had been branching out beyond flag-themed merchandise with brands such as Hershey, Old Bay and Domino Sugar. Now, the Morton Umbrella Girl is joining the lineup.
Sinclair Broadcast Group took a loss on the value of its regional sports networks for the second time since buying the package for $10.6 billion from The Walt Disney Co., this time writing off an additional $1 billion of its book value.
Sinclair Broadcast Group has taken a loss on the value of its regional sports networks for the second time since buying the package for $10.6 billion from The Walt Disney Co., this time writing off $1 billion worth. It's now written off nearly half the purchase value.
“This has been an exceedingly challenging year for asset managers, including T. Rowe Price, and the challenges we have faced are likely to intensify,” a company spokesperson said.
Baltimore-based T. Rowe Price is laying off 2% of its global workforce, saying it needs to cut expenses amid challenging market conditions.
“We just want to send a message that this is not OK,” Levy said “They have to come to meet with us. We have put a lot of time into coming up with our contract, and they just won’t even give us the time of day.”
Baltimore-area baristas joined workers from more than 100 Starbucks locations across the U.S. Thursday in a “Red Cup Day” walkout to protest low wages and poor working conditions and pressure the coffee giant to negotiate with newly formed unions.
A life sciences unit of the German international pharmaceutical giant Merck KGaA plans to invest $286 million at its Montgomery County facility and hire up to 500 people.
Two months ago, Jay Walsh was comparing Baltimore’s housing market to crack co***ne for investors.
On Tuesday, his company filed for bankruptcy.
Two months ago, Jay Walsh compared Baltimore’s housing market to crack co***ne for investors. On Tuesday, his company, ABC Capital Investment LLC, which sold city homes to international investors, filed for bankruptcy.
Port Covington, the once industrial South Baltimore waterfront that is being redeveloped, is getting a new name to go with its future as a place to live, work, shop and gather.
Starting Tuesday, the massive project south of Interstate 95 will be called Baltimore Peninsula.
Port Covington, the once industrial South Baltimore waterfront, is getting a new name to go with its future as a place to live, work, shop and gather. As of Tuesday, the massive development south of Interstate 95 will be called Baltimore Peninsula.
Mobile sports betting could launch in Maryland by Thanksgiving as officials slightly accelerated what has been a drawn-out process.
To place bets now, Maryland bettors must either go to a betting facility or drive across state lines and place bets on their cellphones once there, which has frustrated gamblers.
Sports gambling was legalized in Maryland via a direct vote in 2020, and although in-person wagering has begun, online sports betting has not.
Morgan Stanley plans to expand its presence in Baltimore’s Harbor Point, the landlord for the global financial services firm said Monday.
Morgan Stanley plans to expand its presence in Baltimore’s Harbor Point, the city landlord for the global financial services firm said Monday.
Under Armour beat Wall Street’s expectations for second quarter earnings but lowered projections for the year because of a challenging retail environment.
Under Armour beat Wall Street’s earnings expectations for the second quarter but lowered sales and earnings projections for the full year because of a challenging retail environment.
Exelon CEO Chris Crane announced Wednesday that he will retire and also step down from the company’s board of directors on Dec. 30 because of health issues. Exelon’s board elected Calvin G. Butler Jr. to serve as president and CEO starting Dec. 31. Butler also will join Exelon’s board.
Calvin G. Butler Jr., promoted last month to president of Exelon Corp., which owns Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., will head the Chicago-based energy giant as its CEO starting at year's end under an accelerated succession plan announced late Wednesday.
Maryland Chamber of Commerce president: Without the necessary IP protections in place, Maryland life sciences companies will not be able to engage in critical medical research and development.
State officials approved leases Wednesday for three of the dozen state agencies relocating to downtown Baltimore from the State Center campus near Midtown.
State officials approved leases Wednesday for three of the dozen state agencies relocating to Baltimore’s central business district from the State Center campus near Midtown.
Workers at MOM’s Organic Market in Timonium are expected to decide in the coming weeks whether to follow the lead of MOM’s employees in Hampden and unionize.
Eastern Shore crab processors welcomed the federal government’s planned release of new visas to hire foreign guest workers, but they called it a one-year remedy that fails to address recurring labor shortages.
Eastern Shore crab processors welcome the latest allocation of foreign guest worker visas, but say the government's year-to-year remedy fails to address recurring labor shortages.
Patrick Michael Savage, operating as Extreme Backyard’s in Middle River, is ordered to pay 15 victims at least $83,000 along with about $112,000 in penalties and costs, according to a final order from the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division.
More than a dozen people who paid an unlicensed Baltimore County contractor large deposits to build pools they never got will receive restitution, Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh announced Wednesday.
In its statement Thursday, Sinclair dismissed a New York Post report that MLB, the NBA and the NHL might orchestrate a buyout of Diamond.
Sinclair Broadcast Group, a Hunt Valley-based TV station owner, dismissed as “speculation” a report that it’s trying to sell its Diamond Sports unit to three professional sports leagues, even as plans were confirmed Thursday for the launch of new regional sports streaming services around the c...
CSX owns the Camden and Brunswick Maryland Area Regional Commuter lines and dispatches the trains, meaning if the labor unions decide to strike, service would be suspended until the freight company and workers reach an agreement.
A potential strike by CSX railroad workers beginning Friday would suspend commuter trains on the Camden and Brunswick lines, the Maryland Transit Administration announced Monday.
From a new line of products for an old Baltimore brewery to a new cuisine for a favorite food hall, local options for foodies continue to expand.
Op-ed: While the city has been suffering from slow and steady decay these many decades, some of us business and property owners retain a small glimmer of hope, remaining optimistic that “someone will do something.”
Our complaints may seem minor, but without us, Baltimore’s slide into ruin will continue without much resistance.
The university is renovating the building to include 38 flexible-arrangement classrooms equipped with technology for on-site, hybrid or remote learning.
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School has opened enrollment for next year for four master’s programs that will be housed in the former Newseum in Washington, the Baltimore-based university said Wednesday.
To GNR Group, the math is simple. There is a surplus of residents with housing choice vouchers who need good homes, there are investors who want consistent returns on their money, and there are thousands of empty rowhouses in Baltimore.
Housing advocates, however, say this approach runs counter to the intent of the voucher program by pushing the poorest residents into unstable neighborhoods with few social services or amenities.
To GNR Group, it's simple: There's a surplus of Baltimore residents with housing vouchers who need homes, investors who want consistent returns, and thousands of vacants it can buy and lease out. Housing advocates say that approach could push people into unstable neighborhoods with few services or a...
Amazon intends to close two Baltimore-area delivery facilities and lay off 353 employees, according to a filing with state regulators.
Amazon intends to close two Baltimore-area delivery facilities and lay off 353 employees.
From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, a tribute event with live music, giveaways and a bell-ringing will take place, the market announced on Instagram. The doors of the East Market will shut permanently at 5 p.m. Saturday.
Lexington Market will close its East Market building Saturday afternoon, following a celebration of the 70 years that the space has housed one of Baltimore’s most iconic public markets.
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