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WASHINGTON — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan traveled to Washington D.C. to visit soldiers from the state’s National Guard and received a security briefing ahead of the presidential inauguration, his office said. Hogan was joined on Monday by Maryland’s Brig. Gen. ...

We’re taking responses in the latest round of  The Daily Record – MSBA Maryland Lawyers survey, a confidential, quarterly survey of private attorneys in the state that explored their views on the economic factors influencing their practices. In the third-quarter survey, ...

The merger between Condor Hospitality Trust Inc., a Bethesda-based, hotel-focused real estate investment trust, and Canadian REIT NexPoint Hospitality Trust has been pushed back again, this time by a week. The close of the merger is also subject to the satisfaction ...

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A Gaithersburg drug company has received $4 million in funding from a nongovernmental organization to develop a COVID-19 vaccine and is teaming with another Gaithersburg drug company for development and manufacturing.

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A human patient has been dosed for the first time with a drug that was made using a Frederick cell manufacturing platform company’s technology. RoosterBio Inc. announced that its CliniControl cell and media systems were used to make the drug ...

Host Hotels & Resorts Inc. has seen negative impacts from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.

Here is a rundown of events that led up to the sentencing of former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh on charges related to the sale of her “Healthy Holly” children’s book series: Dec. 6, 2016 Catherine Pugh takes office after winning the ...

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W. R. Grace & Co., the Columbia-based supplier of catalysts and engineered materials, lost money in its fourth quarter and had lower earnings for 2019 due to charges it took in the quarter.