Posted on 7/31/20
Why McCormick & Co. Is a Retiree's Dream Stock
McCormick & Co. (NYSE:MKC) is the real deal for retired investors -- steady, consistent growth and a nice dividend that's safe enough that you don't have . . .
Posted on 7/31/20
State Roundup: Gov. Hogan Expands Mask Order, Travel Advisory
HOGAN EXPANDS MASK ORDER, TRAVEL ADVISORY: Gov. Larry Hogan said on Wednesday that the order he gave in April requiring Marylanders to wear masks or face . . .
Posted on 7/31/20
Sen. McCray: If Congress Does Not Pass The Stimulus Maryland Could Be Forced To Make Budget Cuts
If Congress cannot come to an agreement on the $1 trillion coronavirus stimulus package they considering than Maryland lawmakers may be forced to consider making cuts . . .
Posted on 7/31/20
Avalonbay Communities, Inc. (AVB) CEO Timothy Naughton on Q2 2020 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Avalonbay Communities, Inc. (NYSE:AVB) Q2 2020 Earnings Conference Call July 30, 2020 1:00 PM ETCompany ParticipantsJason Reilley - VP, IRTimothy Naughton - Chairman, CEO & PresidentSean . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
COPT Reports Strong Second Quarter 2020 Results
COLUMBIA, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Corporate Office Properties Trust (NYSE: OFC) announced financial and operating results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2020.Management CommentsStephen E. Budorick, COPT’s President & . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
Walker & Dunlop Arranges Financing for Orange County Office Property
Walker & Dunlop, Inc. announced today that it structured $8,000,000 in financing for Pointe Red Hill, a 51,065 square-foot
Posted on 7/30/20
2U Reports Results for Second Quarter 2020
2U, Inc. (Nasdaq: TWOU), a global leader in education technology, today reported financial and operating results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2020.Results for Second . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
Cheryl Glenn Sentenced to Two Years for Taking Bribes as a State Delegate
Former state Delegate Cheryl D. Glenn was sentenced to two years in federal prison for taking bribes in exchange for political favors.Her prison term will be . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
BRESCO Protesters Wall Off Trucks, Decry a Renewed Contract
Protesters temporarily shut down Baltimore’s BRESCO trash incinerator, preventing garbage trucks from going in and out of a facility they say endangers the public’s health and . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
Idle Snow Plows and Classic Cars: Why Baltimore’s Fleet Manager Was Retired
A report issued today by the Office of the Inspector General adds new details to an alleged six-year-long spree of fraud and malfeasance by a local . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
Former State Investigator Asks for Probe of Marilyn Mosby’s Travel and Consulting Business
A retired public corruption investigator has filed a complaint with the State Prosecutor against Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, requesting a probe into her tardy disclosure . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
As Woodberry Becomes a Historic District, a Key Historic Site is Targeted for Demolition
The Schenuit Rubber Tire Factory occupies one of the most historically significant sites in the Jones Falls Valley, the location of one of Baltimore’s first textile . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
City Schools Says “We Have No Excuses” For Making Families Wait In The Heat
More people were able to stay hydrated and in the shade today while waiting for laptops for their school-age children.But they still had to endure a . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
SVN Miller Commercial Completes Virtual Forum Series
SVN Miller Commercial completes Six-part Virtual Forum Series, “Switching Gears.” Unbeknownst to anyone when the theme was chosen, “Switching Gears” would be more relevant than ever . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
Baltimore County Health Director Tests Positive for COVID-19 But Will Continue Working From Home
Dr. Gregory Wm. Branch, director of Baltimore County’s health department, has tested positive for coronavirus but will continue working from home, officials said.Branch was tested at . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
Number of Patients in Acute Care Continues to Rise, While Intensive Care Cases Decline
Maryland’s coronavirus hospitalizations increased to 585 on Thursday, with 446 patients in acute care and 139 patients in intensive care, state data show.The number of COVID-19 . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
Hogan Pauses Maryland’s Recovery Plan, Expands Masking Order
With coronavirus-related hospitalizations on the rise in Maryland, Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday paused the state’s recovery plan and expanded the requirements on when residents must . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
How Baltimore’s CleanStat is Making a Difference Between the City Being Trashed or Treasured
Programs like CitiStat and the CleanStat initiative are key contributors to the City of Baltimore winning the distinction as
Posted on 7/30/20
Baltimore Jumps Up To #11 in CBRE’s Tech Talent Scorecard
When it comes to tech talent, Baltimore moved up a few spots in an annual ranking from national real estate
Posted on 7/30/20
Freedom Federal Credit Union Awarded Designation of Savings Excellence by Military Saves
Freedom Federal Credit Union has earned the annual Military Saves Designation of Savings Excellence award, and is the only financial institution in Maryland to be awarded . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
SECU of Maryland Opens New Location in Clarksville to Better Meet Howard County’s Financial Wellness Needs
Maryland’s largest credit union invites its newest community to a two-week-long virtual celebration SECU, Maryland’s largest state chartered credit union, will unveil its newest financial center . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
Oak Crest Employees Step Outside Their Normal Positions
Keeping residents safe and comfortable during pandemic Senior Sales Associate Laurie Bender co-led one of two concierge teams that served over 2,000 residents at Oak Crest . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
Chaney Enterprises Earns 12 Gold Level Excellence in Safety Awards from NRMCA
Chaney Enterprises, a ready-mix concrete, aggregates, custom blends, and related construction supplies provider, today announced it has been recognized by the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association . . .
Posted on 7/30/20
The Hotel at the University of Maryland Taps Russ Dlin as Sales Manager
Dlin brings over 20 years of industry experience to the luxury hotel The Hotel at the University of Maryland,a luxury hotel and conference center adjacent to . . .
Posted on 7/31/20
Edwin Warfield, citybiz, Interview with Justin Williams, Partner at Rosenberg Martin Greenberg
Building Black-Owned Business in Baltimore The protests engulfing the country over the last month have not only raised overdue awareness of the criminal justice system, but . . .
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