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The Baltipreneur Accelerator Program, a part of Loyola University Maryland's Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship, saw an increase in applicants, finalists and potential prize money in its second year.

When the pandemic began, BEACON House, Inc., a Hagerstown nonprofit dedicated to providing STEAM education to low-income and minority students, lost not only most of its revenue streams but also the school buildings out of which it operated its before- ...

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For Eric Ellis, President and CEO of Integrity Development, creating a diverse and inclusive workplace isn’t just about doing the morally right or “politically correct” thing. Instead, he said during his keynote address at The Daily Record’s Diversity & Inclusion Summit, diversifying the workplace is a strong business move.

Electricians, paralegals and truck drivers are among the occupations projected to produce the most family-supporting jobs in the Baltimore region over the coming decade, according to a report released Monday by the Greater Baltimore Committee.  The report, part of the ...

Dozens of hotel CEOs signed a letter on Thursday asking President Donald Trump to utilize funds from the Main Street Lending Program as relief for the lodging industry. The signees argued that the program should be expanded rather than let nearly $600 billion “sit idle and go unused.”

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M&T both approved both the highest number of loans and lent the most money to Baltimore-area businesses over the past fiscal year, despite providing fewer loans than it had in 2019. It was also the top provider of PPP loans.

At its annual meeting, the Greater Baltimore Committee named Calvin Butler of Exelon as its new chair and introduced a number of initiatives in an effort to combat racial injustice.

A Goucher Poll indicates about half of Marylanders wouldn't receive a free, FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccine if it were available today, mirroring national trends.

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