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Baltimore is about to deal with another controversial tax financing package for re-developing part of the city. This time it’s a $535 million deal for…
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The State Treasurer says the three major national bond rating agencies have given Maryland bonds top ratings.Nancy K. Kopp said in a news release on…
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Time was you couldn’t do much with that old cell phone lying around the house, other than try to sell it online. Now a company called ecoATM offers you an…
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Hospital prices just got a lot more transparent. But if you have private insurance, the new information won't help you.
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Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz believes that Sparrows Point is a natural fit to attract 10,000 port-related jobs to the Dundalk Peninsula. “If…
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Baltimore City officials will tell potential contractors Wednesday morning how they want to turn the historic Lexington Market into a “food destination”…
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As residents in one neighborhood celebrate the coming of a supermarket, Baltimore city officials are continuing their efforts to increase access to…
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The Baltimore County liquor board has dismissed a challenge to the renewal of The RecherTheatre’s liquor license by a group led by Towson attorney Charles…
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Young companies are often flush with big ideas and passion, but capital can be hard to come by. Maryland is trying to boost the local venture capital…
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Last night, three young companies won one hundred thousand dollars each from the Invest Maryland Challenge, a new state competition for start-ups. The…
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Yahoo recently bought Summly, a news-summarizing app, for $30 million. But the company is ditching the app and only keeping the small team and the algorithm that drive it. So could this signal a change in companies buying fewer actual products and services and instead taking gambles on algorithms?
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Since 2009, millions of struggling homeowners have been moved onto higher-premium homeowners insurance after missing mortgage payments. It's known as "force-placed insurance." On Tuesday, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced new rules to crack down on the fees and commissions that insurers pay to lenders.