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How data centers can help lower electricity costs
Commentary: Data centers in Maryland can help lower electricity costs by funding grid modernization and supporting local economic growth, easing cost pressures for customers.
MD housing bills target rent algorithms but risk raising rents
Commentary: Maryland attempts to target rent pricing algorithms, but this may worsen the housing shortage and increase rents.
MD is right to crack down on exploitative pricing
Commentary: Maryland's attempt to stop companies from using personal data for undisclosed price discrimination is a good move.
Here’s how we can address MD’s teacher shortage
Commentary: Maryland faces a continuing shortage of teachers because it’s still too difficult to become one and, too often, the rewards are outweighed by the challenges.
Eight practical tips for effective business development
Commentary: Eight practical business development tips focused on relationship building, consistency, and providing value without aggressive sales tactics.
MD Supreme Court affirms disbarment for intentional dishonesty
Commentary: The Maryland Supreme Court reaffirmed that intentional dishonesty by attorneys leads to disbarment under Md. Rule 19-308.4(c) and the Vanderlinde standard.
MD General Assembly limits local zoning authority on energy, housing
Commentary: The Maryland General Assembly restricted local zoning power in energy projects and housing to advance statewide priorities.
Nonprofit workers missing out on lower-cost retirement options, coalition says
Commentary: A coalition urges the Securities and Exchange Commission to allow 403(b) plans to invest in collective investment trusts, lowering costs for nonprofit workers.
BCCC stonewalls faculty, violates labor law to silence us
Commentary: Baltimore City Community College faculty accuse President Deborah McCurdy of violating labor laws and stalling union negotiations amid administrative instability.
To save American lives from cancer, we must meet patients where they are
Commentary: Doctor highlights how improved access to cancer screening can save lives by catching cancers early and reducing disparities in the U.S.
California taxes a Texas radiologist who works from home
Commentary: A Texas radiologist working remotely, faces California tax under the unitary business doctrine despite never working in the state.
Supreme Court hands oil industry major win in Louisiana energy lawsuit
Commentary: The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a Louisiana environmental lawsuit against Chevron must be heard in federal court, a major win for the oil industry.
