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Among the many everyday functions the coronavirus has complicated and made more difficult is business cybersecurity. In organizations both large and small, the sudden emptying of offices as employees began working from home — a process that was expected to ...

When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down much of the country in March, many companies, businesses and organizations turned to employees working remotely. This move, however, exponentially increased the threat of cybercriminals gaining access to an entity’s data, finances and potentially ...

Danielle Torain grew up in Baltimore, and her career included work in the mayor’s office before taking over as the executive director of the Open Society Institute Baltimore early in 2020. Having young people of color in positions leading organizations, ...

On a typical game day, the patio at Pickles Pub is packed with lively fans sipping beers, chatting with friends and cheering on their home team. But amid the pandemic, only the diehard fans are braving the trek to the ...

In this installment of Off The Record, Sloane Brown speaks with Kirby Fowler, president and CEO of the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore.

With the nonprofit sector emerging as the third-largest workforce in the U.S. economy, Maryland universities increasingly are offering programs to train students for careers in those fields. No university has been more aggressive in this regard than Coppin State University, the ...

As a young man Sen. Cory McCray was headed for a prison cell not the Maryland General Assembly. McCray, a teenage drug dealer, was repeatedly arrested on the streets of east Baltimore, including an arrest while in possession of a ...

When the U.S. shutdown in March to cope with COVID-19, many ports nationwide were just on the cusp of a massive, record-breaking glut of cargo. The onslaught of the pandemic, however, cut international supply chains, shifted supply and demand and ...

A Maryland appeals court has ordered a Baltimore County Circuit Court judge to reconsider portions of a lawsuit filed by the second wife of the late H&S Bakery owner John Paterakis Sr., which alleged the children from his first marriage ...

Even as vertical construction on a new $40 million Lexington Market building is expected to begin shortly, builder Seawall Development continues to adapt to changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Seawall told city business leaders during a Greater Baltimore Committee ...