Strike Vote Planned At Lockheed Martin Plant
Union leaders at Lockheed Martin Corp.'s massive plant in Marietta say that workers will vote Sunday on whether to strike.
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Union leaders at Lockheed Martin Corp.'s massive plant in Marietta say that workers will vote Sunday on whether to strike.
Representatives of Maryland wineries and retailers told a pair of General Assembly committees Friday that direct shipping of wine to consumers will help them stay in business, while doing little to harm mom-and-pop liquor stores.
Defense contractor Northrop Grumman says it is cutting 500 jobs, mostly in the Baltimore area, because of a slowdown in defense spending.
At nearly a hundred places around the country, the people who work for the Social Security Administration spent their lunch hour trying to get the attention of Congress and voters.
The Baltimore County executive rolled out his new plan Tuesday to bring more businesses and jobs to the Woodlawn area.
A Maryland business advocacy group has announced a new president.
Federal prosecutors say three people have been convicted in a mortgage scheme that defrauded more than 1,000 investors of $78 million.
A federal appeals court has ruled that a Maryland law restricting the attire and conduct of performers in strip clubs is unconstitutional.
Spending money to make money. Governor Martin O'Malley made a personal pitch for lawmakers to approve a plan called Invest Maryland.
More minorities are now business owners in the city.
Despite the foundering economy and dwindling racing industry, the state's horse industry is still contributing to the economy and holding its own in some segments, says a recent Maryland Equine Census -- the first in nearly a decade.
Carnival Cruise Line's biggest spenders depart from the Port of Baltimore, the state's top ports official is saying.
Most of the 26,000 white-collar workers at General Motors Co. will get performance bonuses of 4 to 16 percent of their base salaries this year, but payments to a small number could be 50 percent or more, the company confirmed late Thursday.
Baltimore's economy is on the road to recovery as newly released job data shows more businesses are expanding in and moving to Baltimore.
A top Senate Democrat told lobbyists for wine vendors on Thursday that some form of direct wine shipping will be approved in Maryland this year.
