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ROCKVILLE — Families affected by a fatal apartment explosion in Silver Spring settled their lawsuit with the management company and Washington Gas and Light Company ...
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Attorneys: Fatal apartment explosion suit settled confidentially
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Suntha takes on statewide focus with move to UMMS
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Best Week, Worst Week: Morgan St. giving students path to the cloud; Kennedy Krieger liable for lead exposure
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Through hospital consolidation, systems say they remain focused on community health
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Wright’s retirement creates at-large Court of Special Appeals vacancy
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Audit: USM employee received nearly $300K in termination payments
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Convenience, cost drive popularity of urgent care clinics
Path To Excellence
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Women real estate leaders faced challenges while climbing to new heights
When first starting out as a young commercial construction lender in Baltimore, Karen Deeley was one of only a few women in the field. “I ...
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Women enjoy move into leadership roles at companies with family ties
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What was your path: Melinda B. Peters
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What’s in your purse: Nancy Grasmick:
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Five women who influenced me: Sonya Whited
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Digital Edition: November 2019 Path to Excellence
Commentary
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Enviva to borrow $450M in private debt offering
A Maryland producer of wood pellets for energy plants is planning to borrow $450 million in a private placement offering of debt, and plans to use the money it raises to pay down other debt.
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Fight Cancer From the Fairways raises $229K for ACS
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DataTribe names winner of $2M funding competition
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Old Line Bank merger approved by regulators
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Ousted ambassador felt threat; Trump assails her anew
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Antenna systems company promises 100 new jobs for Maryland
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Kavanaugh avoids controversy in first major appearance
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Senate confirms White House lawyer as appeals court judge
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AP source: 2nd US official heard Trump call with Sondland
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Applied Biomimetic opens Gaithersburg production facility
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Van Hollen, Beyer propose surtax on millionaires
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Powell urges Congress to tackle growing budget deficit
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Prometric to administer lactation consultant credential exam
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Senseonics gets Medicare payment rate decision, has Q3 loss
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Possible data privacy breach hits Calibre CPA Group
On the Record
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Maryland Legal Aid receives $50K grant from Anne Arundel Co.
Anne Arundel County has awarded a $50,000 grant to Maryland Legal Aid to help provide civil legal services to indigent individuals in the county. In ...
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Eye on Annapolis
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Hogan approves appointment to replace disgraced Md. delegate
A Prince George’s County attorney who ran unsuccessfully for the House of Delegates in 2018 has been named to fill a seat vacated by a ...
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Ground Up
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Ground Up Podcast: Making difficult projects happen in Baltimore
Dana Johnson, the Reinvestment Fund’s managing director for Maryland and Washington, spoke with The Daily Record for the Ground Up Podcast. She discussed a variety ...
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Business Buzz
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College Park cybersecurity training firm gets $15 million in funding
College Park-based cyber firm Cybrary raised $15 million in a Series B funding round, the company announced Wednesday.
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Law
Business
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UMB president Perman named next USM chancellor
University of Maryland, Baltimore President Jay Perman will be the next chancellor of the University System of Maryland, the higher education system encompassing most of the state's public universities.
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Suntha takes on statewide focus with move to UMMS
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Through hospital consolidation, systems say they remain focused on community health
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Convenience, cost drive popularity of urgent care clinics
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Enviva to borrow $450M in private debt offering
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Fight Cancer From the Fairways raises $229K for ACS
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DataTribe names winner of $2M funding competition
Government
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Audit: USM employee received nearly $300K in termination payments
A former employee of the online college now known as the University of Maryland Global Campus received nearly $300,000 in termination payments that were not ...
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Hogan approves appointment to replace disgraced Md. delegate
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Ousted ambassador felt threat; Trump assails her anew
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AP source: 2nd US official heard Trump call with Sondland
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Van Hollen, Beyer propose surtax on millionaires
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Northeast senators seek to expand regional climate programs
Health Care
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Through hospital consolidation, systems say they remain focused on community health
Maryland hospital systems have been growing for years, with some small systems joining larger systems, small hospitals joining systems and other hospitals remaining proudly independent. ...
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Convenience, cost drive popularity of urgent care clinics
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Senseonics gets Medicare payment rate decision, has Q3 loss
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UMMS board names Suntha president, CEO
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Md. health firms head to Japan through Commerce program
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Exchange readies for open enrollment after premiums decrease again
Real Estate
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Baltimore luxury apartments outperformed by suburban competitors
Suburban luxury apartments outperformed their competitors in Baltimore in every benchmark during the third quarter of 2019, but rent growth in the city was particularly ...
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Md. lawmaker wants developer campaign cash curbed in Howard Co.
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Baltimore historic commission declines to protect Tractor Building
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Young expects Baltimore businesses to back youth initiatives
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Under Armour cuts revenue forecast, faces federal investigation
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Merritt to redevelop former McCormick property in Hunt Valley
