Posted on 5/18/20
X-energy Awarded $6 million from the Department of Energy's ARPA-E Program
X-energy announced it was awarded a $6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E). The funding will be used to . . .
Posted on 5/18/20
Under Armour Board Names Mohamed A. El-Erian As Lead Independent Director
Under Armour, Inc. (NYSE: (UA, UAA) today announced that Mohamed A. El-Erian, a board member since 2018, has been appointed lead independent director of the company's . . .
Posted on 5/18/20
CoStar Group Inc.: A Great Company That Currently Seems Out Of Reach
SummaryCoStar Group’s subscription-based revenue model is less immune to seasonal and cyclical variations; operating margins are best-in-class.The company has not had any outstanding debt for the . . .
Posted on 5/18/20
2020’s Best & Worst States for Military Retirees – WalletHub Study
With May being Military Appreciation Month and military retirees transitioning back to civilian life during America’s war against COVID-19, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its . . .
Posted on 5/18/20
"Chase House, Annapolis, MD." 1944 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comChase House, Annapolis, MD.(1944) - Maryland Avenue. This image may be ordered by . . .
Posted on 5/18/20
Better Coronavirus Stock: Johnson & Johnson or Emergent BioSolutions?
Any list of companies in the thick of the battle against novel coronavirus disease COVID-19 absolutely needs to include Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) and Emergent BioSolutions . . .
Posted on 5/18/20
Where Will Novavax Be in 1 Year?
Novavax (NASDAQ:NVAX) has been one of the leaders in the hunt for a COVID-19 vaccine. As a result, the company's stock has been on fire recently. . . .
Posted on 5/18/20
Moderna and Novavax are Making Strides in Advancing Novel Coronavirus Vaccine Research
On April 27, biotechnology company Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) announced its submission of an investigational new drug (IND) application to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to . . .
Posted on 5/18/20
Is Emergent BioSolutions Stock a Buy?
The stock of Emergent BioSolutions (NYSE:EBS) has been on fire of late. Year to date, shares are up by 56.6%, while the S&P 500 is down . . .
Posted on 5/18/20
Pass Your Driver’s License Test With Confidence
Taking your driver’s license test for the first time can be a little intimidating. It may help you to remember that many people pass their exams . . .
Posted on 5/18/20
State Roundup: Baltimore City Keeps Stay-At-Home Order, Joining Montgomery And P.G. Counties
A PIECEMEAL REOPENING AS DIFFERENT PARTS OF STATE SET THEIR OWN RULES: Baltimore City as well as Prince George’s and Montgomery counties will all extend stay-at-home . . .
Posted on 5/18/20
Ball: Howard County Is Not Ready To Fully Implement The First Phase Of Hogan’s Reopening Plan
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball said on Friday that the county is not ready to fully implement the first phase of Gov. Larry Hogan’s plan to . . .
Posted on 5/17/20
Liquidity Services to Sell Surplus Assets from an Electrical Panelboard Facility Closure
BETHESDA, Md., (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Liquidity Services (NASDAQ: LQDT) has partnered with a leading manufacturer of electrical panelboards to sell all surplus production and plant support . . .
Posted on 5/17/20
In 1st District Council Race, “I Want a Complete Mandate,” says Incumbent Cohen
When Gov. Larry Hogan postponed this year’s primary elections until June 2 amid the Covid-19 pandemic, it meant five more weeks for candidates to campaign – . . .
Posted on 5/17/20
As Baltimore Extends Stay-at-home Order, Salon Staff is Feeling the Strain
After two months with her business closed due to the coronavirus lockdown, Karen Bialozynski was thrilled to hear on Wednesday that Gov. Larry Hogan would begin . . .
Posted on 5/17/20
Mary Miller Allies Funnel Another $122,000 to Controversial PAC
A political action committee hoping to win white votes for Baltimore mayoral candidate Mary J. Miller – which said it would immediately disband on Thursday – . . .
Posted on 5/17/20
Baltimore Fishbowl Wins MDDC Press Association Awards for News, Features and More
Dear Readers:I am pleased to report that Baltimore Fishbowl won nine awards in the Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia Press Association Contest this week for stories . . .
Posted on 5/17/20
Scott Criticizes Local, State Election Boards for Delay in Mailing Ballots to Voters
Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott on Friday said that a disproportionate number of Baltimore City voters, compared to other jurisdictions, have not received their ballots . . .
Posted on 5/17/20
Baltimore Launches Three Mobile COVID-19 Testing Clinics
In an effort to expand testing for COVID-19, Baltimore has launched mobile sites in the Brooklyn, Cherry Hill and Highlandtown neighborhoods, city officials announced today.Mayor Bernard . . .
Posted on 5/17/20
Due to Pandemic, Local Universities Take a Variety of Approaches to Celebrate Commencement
Graduation season will have less pomp and circumstance this year because the COVID-19 pandemic has prevented public gatherings, and that has prompted local colleges and universities . . .
Posted on 5/17/20
Maryland COVID-19 Intensive Care Patients Increase While Hospitalizations Decrease
As Maryland prepares to lift its stay-at-home order later today, the state recorded its second largest number of COVID-19 patients in intensive care to date, while . . .
Posted on 5/17/20
4Front Teens Speak Out on How Life Has Changed
The day schools closed for the coronavirus pandemic was supposed to be Tamara Rubin’s last day as a senior at Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School. The . . .
Posted on 5/17/20
Cybrary’s New Scholars Program is Supporting Cybersecurity Pros Impacted by COVID-19
After launching a new program to help cybersecurity professionals impacted by COVID-19 last month, College Park
Posted on 5/17/20
Telehealth is Helping this Addiction Recovery Provider Prevent Isolation
With social distancing bringing a shift to remote options that keep essential functions running, telehealth stands out
Posted on 5/17/20
C is for Community: How Baltimore Creatives and Businesses Are (Safely) Staying Connected in Quarantine
Hey Baltimore! Maybe it’s been a good number of years since your poetry module in high school or university
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