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Legg Mason Inc. said Friday that its fiscal third-quarter profit declined 54 percent as assets fell, lowering fees for managing investors’ money.
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Cinemark to open second Maryland theater in Towson in 2014
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz, Cinemark CEO Alan Stock and developers announced Friday that the international theater chain would be building a 16-screen location at Towson Circle. Five new restaurants are also expected to go up with the theater....
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Court of Appeals disbars former P.G. County Executive Jack Johnson
The Maryland Court of Appeals has disbarred former Prince George’s County Executive Jack Johnson. Johnson was sentenced to more than seven years in prison last month for extorting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes from developers and accepting assorted gifts.[More..]
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