Posted on 7/5/20
West Baltimore’s Carver High School Graduated its First P-TECH Class in June
IBM’s P-TECH program graduated 29 students in its first class at West Baltimore’s Carver Vocational Technical High School
Posted on 7/5/20
Baltimore Biotech Company PathSensors will be Acquired by Smiths Detection
Inner Harbor-based biotech company PathSensors will be acquired by global security screening and threat
Posted on 7/5/20
Village of Cross Keys Sale to Local Owners Set for July 21
The highly anticipated sale of the Village of Cross Keys to local owners is expected to be final on July 21
Posted on 7/5/20
Clipper Mill Residents Challenge Tractor Building Conversion Plan with Court Appeal
Two weeks after Baltimore’s Planning Commission approved the design for the historic Tractor Building in Woodberry
Posted on 7/5/20
Another Signal for Office REITs - LivePerson Dumps its Offices and Moves its 1,300 Workers to Remote Working
Israeli financial news publisher Calcalist reports that LivePerson (NASDAQ:LPSN) has sent letters to its employees to tell them to remove their personal belongings from its Seattle, . . .
Posted on 7/5/20
JoS. A. Bank Parent Tailored Brands Skips Interest Payment
Tailored Brands (NYSE:TLRD) is on watch after disclosing in a SEC filing that it won't be making interest payments of approximately $6.1M due today for its . . .
Posted on 7/5/20
Edwin Warfield, citybiz, Interview with Steven Lang, CEO of dancker
COVID-19 has left many businesses and their employees wondering what the post-coronavirus workplace will look like. Will open offices remain feasible? Will shared workstations still be . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
Susan G. Komen Maryland Announces All 2020 Events will be Virtual
Decision Prioritizes and Protects Participants’ Health and Safety During COVID-19Susan G. Komen Maryland today announced the remainder of their 2020 fundraising events, including The Promise Ride . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
Freedom Federal Credit Union Expands Field Of Membership To Serve Both Baltimore And Harford Counties
Credit Union Was Approved by the National Credit Union Administration to Serve Residents and Businesses of Baltimore CountyFreedom Federal Credit Union announced that they received approval . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
Schwaber Holdings Sells Cold Spring Shopping Center
Baltimore-based developer Schwaber Holdings is pleased to announce the sale of Cold Spring Shopping Center – an approximately 22,000-square-foot, 100% occupied retail center located at East . . .
Posted on 7/12/20
GP Strategies Recognized by General Motors as a 2019 Supplier of the Year Winner
GP Strategies Corporation was named a GM Supplier of the Year by General Motors during a virtual ceremony honoring the recipients of the company's 28th annual . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
Maryland Ranks Middle of the Pack Among the Nation's Worst Drivers
As lockdowns in some states ease but air travel may still seem risky, roadtripping has become a popular option for Americans looking to get out of . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
Study: Baltimore Ranks Among Top U.S. Cities for an Affordable Wedding
The average cost of a wedding in the U.S. is $33,900. There are some cities, though, where you still can have the wedding of your dreams . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
Study: Baltimore Ranks Among Cities Where Women Are Most Successful
Although great strides have been made towards gender equality in the workplace, women still earn 82 cents for every dollar a man makes. In some cities, . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
"Eyes Right!" 1932 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comEyes Right! (1932) - Midshipmen stand at attention in Dress Parade on . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
Novavax Appoints Frank Czworka as SVP, Global Sales and Brian Webb as SVP, Manufacturing
Novavax, Inc. (NASDAQ: NVAX), a late-stage biotechnology company developing next-generation vaccines for serious infectious diseases
Posted on 7/2/20
Maryland’s Disability Community Succeeds in Saving Funding for Community Services
In a statement issued today, The Arc Maryland, the Maryland Association of Community Services
Posted on 7/2/20
Hogan’s Proposed Rent Assistance Covers A Fraction Of Tenants’ Needs, Lawmakers Say
Low-income Baltimore residents, who have lost income because of Covid-19, can apply for temporary rent support starting tomorrow, July 1Lawmakers criticized Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s rent . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
Grotech Ventures Join $25M Series B For The Mom Project
The Mom Project, the leading career destination for moms, announced a $25 million Series B funding round led by growth investment firm 7GC today
Posted on 7/2/20
Hannon Armstrong and ENGIE to Jointly Invest in 2.3 GW Portfolio
Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital, Inc. (NYSE: HASI), a leading investor in climate change solutions, today announced a newly-formed partnership with a subsidiary of ENGIE S.A.
Posted on 7/2/20
FTI Consulting Appoint Heiko Ziehms and Dr Ekaterina Lohwasser as Senior Managing Directors
FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN) today announced the appointment of Heiko Ziehms and Dr Ekaterina Lohwasser as Senior Managing Directors
Posted on 7/2/20
Angelo Gordon Raises Over $1.5 Billion For Real Estate Fund
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Angelo, Gordon & Co., L.P., a $35 billion alternative investment firm focused on credit and real estate investing, announced today that it has raised . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
Under Armour's Effort to Cancel Expensive Sponsorship Deal Suggests Bigger Trouble
This past weekend, athletic apparel company Under Armour (NYSE:UA) (NYSE:UAA) informed collegiate sports powerhouse UCLA that it wanted out the 15-year, $280 million sponsorship deal it . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
State Roundup: Fight Over Hogan’s Proposed Budget Cuts; Unlikely Return To Normalcy For Schools
FIGHT BREWS OVER HOGAN BUDGET CUTS: Gov. Larry Hogan has proposed $1.45 billion in budget cuts in an attempt to help offset the massive projected revenue . . .
Posted on 7/2/20
Board Of Public Works Approves $413.17 Million In Budget Cuts
The Board of Public Works on Wednesday morning voted to approve Gov. Larry Hogan’s request to cut $413.17 million from the state’s FY 2021 budget —a . . .
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