Baltimore Businesses Hope To Cash In On Grand Prix
Baltimore's hotels and restaurants are looking forward to sold-out tourism business from the Baltimore Grand Prix that starts Friday, even if hotels aren't fully booked yet.
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Baltimore's hotels and restaurants are looking forward to sold-out tourism business from the Baltimore Grand Prix that starts Friday, even if hotels aren't fully booked yet.
NewPage Corp. says a potential bankruptcy filing wouldn't affect operations of its paper mill in the western Maryland town of Luke.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's administration is planning an economic development trip to India.
Edward Moon's shop is in a simple brick building in an unassuming spot in Annapolis. Some might call it just a small neighborhood business, but its reputation for good service, good friends and good deeds has traveled outside the city, bringing customers from Calvert County, Baltimore and Washington, D.C.
Unemployment continues to rise in Maryland through the summer months amid the loss of government jobs, even as the state gained 8,100 jobs overall in July.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate in maryland is 7.2 percent, still below the national average of 9.1 percent.
A top Exelon Corp. executive says the Baltimore headquarters of Constellation Energy Group will see the "most impactful" job cuts as part of a $7.9 billion merger deal.
A Dunkin' Donuts proposed for the historic district of Annapolis is getting mixed reviews.
If you plan to see the movie "The Help," keep your eye out for this confection: a seven-layer caramel cake made in Annapolis.
A proposal to raise the size limit for stores near historic Chestertown has battle lines being drawn again on the Eastern Shore.
A building-materials company says it plans to produce lightweight concrete products in Hancock.
The company is bargaining with the Washington-Baltimore Newspaper Guild over the terms of a voluntary buyout offer.
Striking Verizon landline workers have harassed and even fired a BB gun at those still on the job, blocked trucks from getting to Verizon facilities and kept work from being completed, the telecommunications company said Wednesday as it pursued legal action in five states to limit picketing and stop what it claims is demonstrating gone too far.
Anyone with a car will tell you there comes a time when you need to find a mechanic you can trust.
Maryland's treasurer says Standard & Poor's Ratings Services isn't downgrading the state's triple-A credit rating.
