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When you’re at work, are you goal-oriented and laser-focused on metrics to achieve those goals? Or do you have an entrepreneurial spirit and penchant to figure things out? The answer may be a result of your generation, said MaryBeth Hyland, ...

Since the spring, employees have triggered the so-called “Great Resignation.” But this shift in workplace culture wasn’t unforeseen, according to experts.

When bids for Baltimore’s 21st Century School Buildings Program were announced, architecture firms Waldon Studio and Hughes Group were faced with a predicament – they each wanted to win a project with the program, which is meant to address Baltimore’s ...

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When small businesses want to grow their operation or even just get off the ground, they often initially turn to banks to provide them with the capital they need. Traditional lending institutions can end up turning them away, however, if ...

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Businesses may be exposing themselves to risk of financial loss or damage from a cyberattack or breach. That’s where cyber insurance comes in.

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It was only a few years ago that Christine Valeriann learned about the Garrett County Pilgrimage, a 1914 “suffrage hike” where seven women crossed the rural county on foot to drum up support for the suffrage movement and ultimately enlisted ...

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Catrena Almonte has always wanted to help veterans. As an Army National Guard chaplain, she provided religious counseling and care to soldiers and often supported them as they dealt with mental illnesses, like PTSD. But, as her time as a ...

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A little over a year after the coronavirus pandemic forced educational institutions online, the University System of Maryland Kirwan Center for Academic Innovation’s online education platform, USMx, surpassed 1 million enrollments. “I never thought we’d get to that number as ...

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Since her first job as a lawyer in 1974, Baltimore city attorney M. Natalie McSherry has been involved in the Maryland State Bar Association. Now, as MSBA president, McSherry will help usher in the association’s 125th year while guiding the ...

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Students at Maryland’s two law schools will be able to take advantage of new offerings this academic year as professors strive to prepare them for the changing landscape of the legal profession. The University of Baltimore School of Law is ...

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