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Corporations should think about the business case for inclusion and diversity, including the potential of lost worker productivity, Steve Robbins told Baltimore business leaders as ...
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Diversity — an issue of insiders and outsiders, consultant says
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MSBA moves headquarters to shared work space in Canton
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Jury awards $6.2M in ‘pretty complex’ medical negligence case
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Justices show interest in Maryland handgun permit law challenge
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St. John Properties signs MagView to Maple Lawn lease
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Report: Women company owners say they’re not taken seriously
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Thomas D’Alessandro III, political prince who gave up throne, dies at 90
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Cummings remembered as a mentor to many in Baltimore
Commentary
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$260M deal averts first federal trial of opioid crisis
CLEVELAND — The nation’s three biggest drug distributors and a major drugmaker agreed to an 11th-hour, $260 million settlement Monday over the deadly toll taken ...
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DLA Piper harassment debacle deepens with email release
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First Washington Realty acquires NC shopping center
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Howard Bank recognized for volunteer work in greater Baltimore
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Domino Sugar donates working train engine to B&O Railroad Museum
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First United Corp. reports $4.5M net income in Q3 report
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Plastic foam ban takes effect in Baltimore
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Foundation: Sea level rise leads to Chesapeake Bay center’s closure
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Funeral services set for US Rep. Elijah Cummings
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Man sentenced to 75 years in death of 7-year-old girl
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Community Heritage Financial completes $15M subordinated debt offering
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Handy Seafood launches 2 new frozen shrimp appetizers
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Tessco’s Ventev joins Google accessory certification program
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Maryland gains 10,100 jobs in September labor estimates
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Marriott to buy Barbados’ largest luxury hotel operator
Focus on Banking
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Sandy Spring Bank CEO Schrider looks past Revere purchase
Sandy Spring Bank President and CEO Daniel J. Schrider is shown outside the Olney branch. In September, Sandy Spring Bank announced a deal to acquire ...
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Md. banks tap new strategies to recruit customers
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Credit card companies tap new analytics to evaluate, lure customers
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Md. banks say that ATMs are changing, not dying
Expanding Opportunities
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Unexpected entrepreneur finds excitement in growing franchise
When her husband died of pancreatic cancer in 2012, one of the big decisions Diane Whittles faced was what to do with the business franchise ...
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Entrepreneur celebrates 20 years in the ‘people business’
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Procurement forecast delivers insights to small business owners
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Guest columnists: Craft emails that are read and get results
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Opportunity Zones: A new framework for small Business growth and revitalization
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Regional specialists play a vital role in matching small businesses with state resources
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Maryland is open for business. Period!
On the Record
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Major, Lindsey & Africa opens Denver office
Major, Lindsey & Africa, a major legal search firm based in Hanover, opened a new office in Denver on Tuesday. This latest office puts MLA at 27 offices stationed around the world.
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Eye on Annapolis
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Md. Del. Gaines charged with wire fraud, resigns
Maryland Del. Tawanna Gaines, the vice chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee, resigned in advance of federal charges that she siphoned off more than $22,000 in ...
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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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Watch: Kapowza makes 3 home equity loan ads in Md. for Figure
Ads by a Baltimore creative agency feature a father and daughter sharing tender moments over a treehouse and a home, a man at a backyard luau talking ...
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Law
Business
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Diversity — an issue of insiders and outsiders, consultant says
Corporations should think about the business case for inclusion and diversity, including the potential of lost worker productivity, Steve Robbins told Baltimore business leaders as ...
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First Washington Realty acquires NC shopping center
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Howard Bank recognized for volunteer work in greater Baltimore
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Domino Sugar donates working train engine to B&O Railroad Museum
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First United Corp. reports $4.5M net income in Q3 report
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Report: Women company owners say they’re not taken seriously
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Plastic foam ban takes effect in Baltimore
Government
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Thomas D’Alessandro III, political prince who gave up throne, dies at 90
Thomas D’Alesandro III, the scion of a Maryland political dynasty who led Baltimore as mayor during the 1968 riots after the assassination of the Rev. ...
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Cummings remembered as a mentor to many in Baltimore
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Funeral services set for US Rep. Elijah Cummings
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County hosts bike collection to benefit low-income residents
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Baltimore youth to get paid to shovel snow for elderly
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Cummings, Trump relations soured amid House investigations
Health Care
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Does Massachusetts have a model for Md. health insurance?
ANNAPOLIS — The commission charged with finding permanent solutions to stabilize Maryland’s individual health insurance market heard Tuesday about how Massachusetts has achieved its gold-standard ...
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Lorien Health Services earns gold in national tech competition
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UM receives $3.75 million to study LGBTQ health issues
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Md. health insurance exchange proposes subsidies for young adults
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John Hopkins scientist wins Nobel Prize for Medicine
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University of Maryland School of Nursing marks 130th anniversary with 5 new Visionary Pioneers
Real Estate
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St. John Properties signs MagView to Maple Lawn lease
Medical software firm MagView plans to leave Montgomery County for a 15,000-square-foot space in Class A building at the mixed-use Maple Lawn development in Howard ...
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Seawall closing in on financing for overhaul of Lexington Market
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Following Lexington Market’s vendor exodus, Seawall wants diverse roster at new building
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Anne Arundel Exec Pittman set to sell constituents on Preakness deal
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Maryland opportunity zones yet to turn promise into value
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Preakness negotiators put hurt feelings aside to cut deal
