Thanks to the addition of an Amazon distribution center in Baltimore, residents of Maryland now have to pay 6 percent sales tax on products they purchase on Amazon.
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Read More »October 3, 2014 Comments Off on With sales tax on Amazon, will shoppers change?
Thanks to the addition of an Amazon distribution center in Baltimore, residents of Maryland now have to pay 6 percent sales tax on products they purchase on Amazon.
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Read More »October 2, 2014 Comments Off on ‘Restaurant Impossible’ star pushes technology at Maryland event
Celebrity chef Robert Irvine tells Maryland restaurateurs and hospitality industry executives that technology can be the difference between success and failure.
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Read More »October 2, 2014 Comments Off on Low meat supply, low spice demand
Low supply at fast food chains in China is hurting McCormick's industrial sales there.
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Read More »October 2, 2014 Comments Off on Under Armour will open third warehouse in Tennessee
Under Armour is planning to build a new distribution and warehouse facility in Mount Juliet, Tennessee.
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Read More »October 2, 2014 Comments Off on Sales, profits up at McCormick
McCormick & Co. Inc. reported favorable third-quarter results Thursday, showing sales growth and a wider profit margin. The company reported 3 percent growth in sales in the quarter, which ended Aug. 31. Operating income was up 6 percent. Thanks to ...
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Read More »October 1, 2014 Comments Off on Tax on exercise, or religious infringement?
Take a deep breath, Marylanders, and move into a downward dog. Because unless you practice yoga (or go to any health club or gym) in the nation's capital, the “yoga tax” you may have heard of has nothing to do with you.
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Read More »October 1, 2014 Comments Off on Baltimore firm buys Offenbacher’s
Lanham-based Offenbacher Aquatics Inc. has been acquired by a Baltimore-based private equity firm.
Read More »October 1, 2014 Comments Off on UB will continue admitting freshmen
The University of Baltimore has decided to keep its four-year undergraduate program intact, officials announced Wednesday.
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Read More »September 30, 2014 Comments Off on A veteran firm now courts young sluggers
Joe Geier doesn’t want to see his clients go broke. But in major league baseball, where he focuses his firm’s attention, there’s a higher risk of that happening.
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Read More »September 30, 2014 Comments Off on Kmart in northwest Baltimore to close
The Kmart on Wabash Avenue in Baltimore is closing in December, affecting 107 employees.
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