Posted on 10/27/20
After Day 1 of Early Voting, More Than 1.1 Million Marylanders Have Cast Ballots
More than 161,000 Marylanders cast their ballots during the first day of early voting, according to the State Board of Elections, setting what is believed to . . .
Posted on 10/27/20
What A Trump/Biden Presidency Means for Your Wallet – WalletHub Reports
The 2020 election is approaching quickly, and as voters prepare to cast their ballots, one big question many people have is: What would a win for . . .
Posted on 10/27/20
Under Armour Set to Rocket 39% Higher, Analyst Says
Under Armour's (NYSE:UA) (NYSE:UAA) stock price should move up to $17 per share. That's the view of analyst Matthew Boss from JPMorgan Chase's J.P. Morgan unit, . . .
Posted on 10/27/20
State Roundup: Early Voting Begins In Md.; Limbo Along The Purple Line
EARLY IN-PERSON VOTING STARTS TODAY: With eight days left in the fraught U.S. presidential campaign, Maryland on Monday will join dozens of other states that offer . . .
Posted on 10/27/20
Franchot Urges Maryland’s Patrons To Support Local Businesses As The Holiday Season Approaches
It’s not even Halloween, and stores and restaurants are already displaying Christmas decorations as many small businesses are banking on a strong holiday season this year . . .
Posted on 10/27/20
Advancing Energy Innovation As An Economic Development Strategy For Maryland
Maryland is home to powerhouse academic research institutions and federal labs. From the institutions in the University System of Maryland and Johns Hopkins University to the . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Positions Created for Incoming Council President Trigger Controversy and Threats
Since The Brew broke the story last Monday that the Young administration wants to boost the number of full-time staff for incoming City Council President Nick . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Billboard Expansion Legislation Dies in City Council Committee
A bill that would have allowed more digital billboards to go up around Baltimore has died in a City Council committee after it raised more questions . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Federal, State, and Local Officials Urge Voters to Report Voter Intimidation, Misinformation
Gov. Larry Hogan has partnered with the FBI, state police, Homeland Security, and the USPS to ensure election security and encourage voters and officials to report . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Postcard from the Polls
It’s the first day of early voting in Maryland and judging by the lines outside of some polling places around the state, it’s clear that many . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Under Armour Becomes Official Outfitter of Morgan State as Part of Five-year Deal
Under Armour is now the official apparel outfitter of Morgan State University’s athletic department and teams, the university announced today.The athletic apparel company reached a five-year . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Zoom will Start Collecting Telecommunications Tax in Baltimore City
Zoom, the videoconferencing platform that became a go-to for meetings and events in the pandemic, sent a notification
Posted on 10/26/20
These 13 Ventures are Entering the 2020 Baltipreneurs Accelerator at Loyola
Thirteen Baltimore ventures building business models around apps, food and bioproducts are joining Loyola University
Posted on 10/26/20
Capital One's Earnings: Good Execution, Tough Environment
Capital One (COF) has handily topped expectations in the third quarter. While analysts expected revenues to drop 3.5% YOY, the consumer bank delivered the widest top-line . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Leadership Howard County Hosts Founder of COVID-19 Relief Group
Leadership Howard County, which seeks to empower leaders to strengthen and transform the community, will hold the next general membership meeting “Navigating the New Normal: Connecting . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Artists Adam Pendleton, Amy Sherald Resign from Baltimore Museum Board as Deaccessioning Nears
Two high-profile artists have resigned from the board of the Baltimore Museum of Art ahead of a Sotheby’s sale of paintings from the institution’s collection.Artists Adam . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Casinos Look to Maryland for Sports Betting Approval
Union Gaming says the biggest election opportunity for the sports betting industry is in Maryland. DeCree notes the state is significant due to the demographics, the . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
"Swimmers at Beaver Dam" 1936 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comSwimmers at Beaver Dam (1936) This image may be ordered by typing . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Frank DeFilippo: Today’s Party Leaders Don’t Have the Clout They Once Did
When the Republican Party fell apart in 1964 after the smashing defeat of Barry Goldwater, the leftovers recruited a master grass-roots organizer, Ray Bliss, to put . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
2020’s States with the Most & Least Powerful Voters – WalletHub Study
With the 2020 election a little over a week away and voters’ influence varying from state to state, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Lockheed Martin Delivered Solid Earnings, But Whiffed on the 1 Number That Mattered
Lockheed Martin (NYSE:LMT) exceeded expectations in the third quarter, yet the stock still sold off by more than 2% on the news.It's an election year, and . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Corteva: Cheap Based On The Longer-Term Expectations, Even With The Pension Deficit
SummaryCorteva's first half of the year was very decent, and the company reported strong free cash flows.Due to seasonal effects, we shouldn't expect much from the . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
State Roundup: Hogan Announces $250M Business Relief Fund From Rainy Day Money
NEW HELP FOR MD BUSINESSES, JOBS: Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday he’s drawing down the state’s Rainy Day Fund to offer $250 million more in . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Who Won The Final Presidential Debate? Maryland’s Lawmakers Weigh In
President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden sparred for more than an hour-and-a-half on Thursday evening during the second and final presidential debate of . . .
Posted on 10/26/20
Of Man and Mammon: An Insider’s Look at the Decline and Pending Sale of the Crown Jewel of Downtown Baltimore Churches
Right now, the Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church is shrouded in uncertainty and doubt, but not of the spiritual kind. It has more to do . . .

