Maryland's Tallest Building Sells For $121 Million
Baltimore's Transamerica Tower, the tallest property in Maryland has been purchased for $121 million.
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Baltimore's Transamerica Tower, the tallest property in Maryland has been purchased for $121 million.
Swedish furniture retailer IKEA is doing what it can to make its products safer after two children are killed from falling drawers and dressers.
It's a nice day out -- maybe even nice enough for some ice cream!
Nevada gambling regulators say the owner of three Pahrump, Nevada casinos west of Las Vegas and 48 taverns across the state can merge with a casino company that owns a four-diamond casino-resort in Maryland.
A Maryland panel examining ways to improve the state's business climate is scheduled to meet.
Major progress in the fight against a deadly disease: a new treatment for the Ebola virus to be made right here in Baltimore. Last year's outbreak killed thousands.
The Horseshoe Casino wants to help businesses struggling to regain their footing after April's unrest.
A newly created commission is taking a red pen to Maryland's business regulations.
Jaguar Land Rover is recalling about 65,000 SUVs in the U.S. because the doors may not latch properly and could open while being driven.
The most prominent shipping company, Maersk, is now at the Port of Baltimore, resuming operations after leaving nearly two decades ago.
Inspectors checked out 80 different pre-packaged products at Whole Foods and found that all of them had misrepresented labels, which resulted in up-charges for customers.
Ocean City is planning to build a new water tower over the Route 50 bridge that officials hope will feature a beach ball and become a memorable landmark for the city.
Small business owners are still having trouble bouncing back from damage and looting from April's unrest. Now some are starting to get the financial boost that could make all the difference.
Maryland Sen. Ben Cardin is holding a town hall meeting on business in Baltimore.
Ride-sharing company Uber is now doing business in three Delaware beach towns.
