Coronavirus Latest: Under Armour Laying Off Hundreds, Cutting Leaders' Pay
Under Armour will lay off hundreds of workers nationwide due to the coronavirus, the company said Friday.
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Under Armour will lay off hundreds of workers nationwide due to the coronavirus, the company said Friday.
Montgomery County needs help protecting first responders and medical personnel working on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic.
The city of Baltimore and the Baltimore Development Corporation are offering grants to manufacturers in the city who switch to making personal protective equipment amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Baltimore mayor's office put out a list of Baltimore businesses hiring amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks launched Wednesday a business relief fund to assist local small businesses facing economic hardship due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Adjusting to the coronavirus pandemic, Vida Taco Bar is now a pop-up grocery store for the community.
Employees at an Amazon fulfillment center in Baltimore County are concerned about how the e-commerce giant is handling a confirmed coronavirus case involving another employee.
For the second week in a row, an effort is underway to help local restaurants hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Maryland Congressional Delegation announced more than $48 million in federal funding to support communities affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Under Armour is hoping to help protect front line health care workers in Baltimore from coronavirus.
The National Aquarium in Baltimore had to furlough 100 employees after it decided to close for six weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic. It also had to reduce the salary of employees that remain.
One local business owner bought dinner for a Hopkins team despite struggling to keep his business afloat.
As the nation deals with a shortage of medical supplies amid the coronavirus pandemic, some local businesses are stepping up to help.
While the restaurant industry has taken a big hit amid the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses have closed, leaving workers out of jobs.
New safety measures are being implemented at local grocery stores to help protect both employees and customers during the COVID-19 pandemic.