2 Companies Warn Of Layoffs In Md.
Maryland state labor officials say two employers are warning of layoffs that could affect about 380 workers.
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Maryland state labor officials say two employers are warning of layoffs that could affect about 380 workers.
Emmitsburg antiques dealer Dora Connolly has canceled her annual July trip to a show in Connecticut.
Federal authorities say more than $47 million in counterfeit merchandise seized at the Patapsco Flea Market is the Homeland Security Investigation's largest such seizure ever at a flea market.
When Lohr's Family Restaurant began plotting ways to attract a younger crowd to the East Patrick Street eatery last fall, general manager David Jones Jr. came up with a perfect solution: Offer a challenge in exchange for the possibility of free food.
A federal judge's approval of a monitoring agreement between the owners of the Sparrows Point steel plant and environmental regulators is being appealed by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, the environmental group announced Wednesday.
Washington County is offering an unidentified company $100,000 to establish a local operation.
In a little more than a month, the state's largest slots parlor will be open for business in Anne Arundel County.
A Maryland commission has approved a slot machine license for a casino at Rocky Gap State Park in western Maryland.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown will highlight Maryland efforts to support minority owned businesses at a conference.
They may only be in high school but a group of Baltimore students is already on their way toward becoming young entrepreneurs.
Five people have been charged with conspiring to sell counterfeit handbags, purses, shoes and other luxury goods at a popular Baltimore flea market and other places in and around the city.
Monday night was the big reopening for the Charles Village Pub. The popular bar burned down more than a year ago.
Voytek Fizyta is not waiting until his grapes mature before beginning the process of turning the succulent treats into wine.
As the lazy waters of the Jones Falls drift nearby, the hum of activity at Chestnut Avenue and Falls Road has created a clash of cultures as part of the ongoing $43 million, mixed-use redevelopment of a historic former mill site in Hampden.
International recognition for Baltimore's posh new Four Seasons hotel, named one of the hottest places to stay in the world. The hotel is a crown jewel in the fast-growing Harbor East neighborhood.
