Posted on 6/1/20
States That Need the Most Financial Help Due to COVID-19 – WalletHub Study
With states losing massive amounts of tax revenue while still having to support their residents during the coronavirus pandemic, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
7 States Where Social Security Benefits Are $100 (or More) Above the National Average
For many Americans, Social Security isn't just a check that winds up in their bank accounts once monthly. Rather, it's a financial lifeline that they probably . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Buy Alert: Novavax Stock Is Heading Higher
Novavax (NASDAQ:NVAX) has had a phenomenal run since I bought shares in the fall. Overall my cost basis is $6 per share; right now the stock . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Under Armour Has Now Reopened Almost Half of Its Company-Owned U.S. Stores
In an update on its retail operations, Under Armour (NYSE:UA)(NYSE:UAA) said that as of Friday, it will have opened nearly 50% of its branded, company-owned stores . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
State Roundup: Reopening Crawls Along; Elrich Heckled
HELP FOR SMALL BIZ: U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) Thursday touted legislation that would allow small business owners to receive help from the federal government . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Parrott Highlights His Legislative Experience And Independent Streak Ahead Of GOP Congressional Primary
Del. Neil Parrott (R-Washington) said his near decade-long experience in the legislature and his independent streak set him apart from the other Republican candidates in the . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Ready for a splash, but what’s in the water? Risk of COVID-19 Seems Low, But Tainted Stormwater Still Poses Risks
There are plenty of reasons to stay out of some Chesapeake Bay waters, particularly after a heavy rain. When stormwater hits local waterways, it may be . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Viela Bio Prices Public Offering of Common Stock
GAITHERSBURG, Md., (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Viela Bio, Inc. (Nasdaq:VIE), a clinical-stage biotechnology company pioneering treatments for autoimmune and severe inflammatory diseases, today announced the pricing of . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Active Minerals Announces Completion of Gordon, GA Facility Expansion
SPARKS, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Active Minerals International, LLC, a key supplier of high-quality air-floated kaolin mineral products serving the fiberglass, rubber, adhesive and ceramic industries, today announced the . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
GSE Solutions Provides Update on Form 10-K Filing
COLUMBIA, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GSE Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: GVP), a leader in delivering and supporting end-to-end training, engineering, compliance, simulation, and workforce solutions to the power industry, today . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Mayoral Candidates React to the Floyd Case and Baltimore Protests
Following the weekend’s march and demonstration in the wake of George Floyd’s death in police custody in Minneapolis, Baltimore’s mayoral frontrunners spoke against police brutality and . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
In Baltimore, a Day of Peaceful Protest, a Night of Tense Confrontation with Police
Hundreds filled Baltimore’s streets Saturday afternoon and evening, demanding justice following the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police.The protest included a caravan of cars and . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Mayoral Candidate Mary Miller Didn’t Vote in Some Mayoral Primaries
Mary J. Miller, who has blanketed local airwaves with ads touting her candidacy for Baltimore mayor in the June 2 primary, has not herself voted in . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Voters Decry Delay Getting Additional Drop Boxes in Place in Baltimore
Her filled-out ballot in hand, Debra Joseph went to Hampden Elementary School today, knowing it is one of the places in Baltimore where state election officials . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
BPD Has a ‘Contingency’ for Protests Over George Floyd’s Death, City Announces Mental Health Effort for COVID-19
The Baltimore Police Department has a “contingency” for protests in Baltimore over the death of Minneapolis man George Floyd in police custody, and has been in . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
University System of Maryland will Mix In-person, Remote Instruction for Fall Semester
University System of Maryland institutions will use a mixture of in-person and remote instruction during the fall semester, the school system announced on Friday.Each of the . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Hogan Extends Moratorium on Utility Shutoffs, Late Fees through July 1
Gov. Larry Hogan today extended his order prohibiting utility companies from shutting off services for residents or charging them late fees through July 1.The order stops . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Maryland Film Festival to be Held Virtually from June 12-21
While the Parkway Theatre remains closed, the Maryland Film Festival will screen many of its selections virtually from June 12-21, organizers announced Thursday.Over those 10 days, . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Maryland Surpasses 50,000 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
At least 50,988 Marylanders have tested positive for COVID-19, while 233,530 have tested negative as of Friday morning, according to the Maryland Department of Health’s COVID-19 . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Pearlstone Reinvents Itself in the Wake of the Coronavirus Pandemic
When the coronavirus pandemic virus hit, Pearlstone’s business was booming. Sales from its Retreat Center were growing exponentially, as was its in-person experiential learning opportunities that . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
This Baltimore Design Competition is Seeking Ideas to Reconfigure Public Spaces in a Pandemic
With Maryland set to move fully into the first phase of reopening from the businesses closures brought by
Posted on 6/1/20
This Growing Fulton Startup Is Helping Large Orgs Get Clearer Vision In The Cloud
Talk about the cloud, and it can seem like it’s all one big thing. But the reality is that there are many different kinds of
Posted on 6/1/20
ReOpen Maryland Sponsors Liberty Lawn Rally in Annapolis
A peaceful group of Maryland citizens descended upon the State Circle in Annapolis this past Saturday to oppose Governor Hogan’s policy of restricting commercial and social . . .
Posted on 6/1/20
Who Wants to Run the Deadliest Big City in America?
One Thursday evening in September, two or three dozen of the most influentialpeople in this city gathered at
Posted on 6/1/20
Reopening Revival? REITs And Homebuilders Add To Rally
U.S. equity markets added to their "reopening rally" this week as states and countries around the world continue to lift lockdowns while new cases of coronavirus . . .
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