Ed Hale Will Step Down As 1st Mariner Bank CEO
The founder and CEO of Baltimore-based 1st Mariner Bank will step down as part of a deal with a New York investment firm.
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The founder and CEO of Baltimore-based 1st Mariner Bank will step down as part of a deal with a New York investment firm.
As thousands of Marylanders are out of work, many of them hoped to find a job Monday at a city career fair.
The company that owns the Superfresh grocery store chain hopes to sell most of its stores in Maryland.
A measure to raise the sales tax on alcohol from 6 percent to 9 percent in July was approved 78-62 by the House of Delegates on Monday, sending the legislation to the state Senate to consider on the last day of the Maryland General Assembly session.
Premier Financial Bancorp says it's completed the merger of five banking subsidiaries.
Maryland's governor's office says a two-week federal government shutdown could cost the state millions in reduced income tax revenue and reduced spending on taxable goods.
The number of empty buildings downtown is growing. Now the mayor wants to do something about it.
The state of Maryland and Baltimore County are loaning Stanley Black & Decker $1.1 million to secure the company's presence in Towson.
The need to replace infrastructure, and a pickup in other large construction projects, has created a boom for Canam Steel Corp. in Point of Rocks.
The Hollywood Diner has been a Baltimore landmark ever since Baltimore-native and movie director Barry Levinson filmed parts of his breakout film "Diner" in it in 1982.
The Maryland General Assembly is about to break tradition and allow wineries to ship directly to consumers.
A lawsuit accusing managers at Perdue Inc. of driving down wages by hiring illegal immigrants will now be heard in Maryland and not in Alabama.
The latest section of the Annapolis Towne Centre will open by May, bringing five new restaurants and two financial services companies to the Parole complex.
Japan's reactor crisis has renewed anxiety about nuclear safety and could derail efforts to revive the U.S. industry as a clean alternative energy source.
The unemployment rate fell or held steady in 40 states in January, the latest sign that hiring is strengthening throughout the country.
