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Hood College announced the Hood Advantage Program, which fully covers the cost of tuition after federal aid and scholarships are applied.

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The use of noncompetes is increasingly under challenge and must be managed by employers to comport with a shifting legal landscape, two veteran employment attorneys say.

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A proposed six-month moratorium on warehouse developments in Harford County could end up driving businesses to locate elsewhere in the region.

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While Maryland will soon allow marijuana, the drug is still illegal federally, which can lead to confusion by employees that are required to take drug tests.

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TikTok will soon be banned from Baltimore City devices, becoming the latest in a growing line of state and local governments to prohibit the social media platform.

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If you have no knowledge of big transactions but they are on your statements, you are most likely a victim of fraud.

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In Maryland, employers and employees can both benefit from Maryland Saves, a workplace savings program sponsored by the state’s Small Business Retirement Savings Program. The state’s program is the fifth in the nation offering a retirement savings plan to employers of all sizes that do not currently offer one to employees. Nearly one million private sector employees in the state do not have access to a retirement savings plan sponsored by their employers.

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This holiday shopping season, retailers saw increased sales despite high inflation rates.

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Dr. Mark J. Gloth was named the chief medical officer for Gilchrist in September bringing more than 25 years of experience as a physician executive. Growing up in the Baltimore area, the position gives him an incredible opportunity to have an impact on his hometown.

A criminal record can hinder residents in achieving their goals. To help with this, a number of free expungement clinics have been hosted in the Baltimore area recently.

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