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The University System of Maryland Board of Regents will meet via conference call Friday to discuss the ongoing situation at the University of Maryland, College Park, following the death of football player Jordan McNair and a report from ESPN describing the ...

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Maryland-based The Severn Companies and Enterprise Community Investment Inc. have partnered to acquire Ivy Crossing, a 99-unit multifamily affordable housing property in Catonsville. The Severn Companies’ renovation program for Ivy Crossing will include extensive exterior and interior work, covering everything ...

Bethesda- based hotel giant Marriott International and PepsiCO have agreed on a new multiyear deal naming PepsiCo as the beverage provider for Marriott International’s legacy brands, as well as Starwood brands acquired in 2016. The new deal is incremental to ...

A new Catholic school in Baltimore will no longer feature the name of a late cardinal accused of failing to act in the case of priests who abused children in Pennsylvania.

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Maryland’s hospital rate-setting board will consider the unprecedented step of asking the state’s private insurers to pay more to account for uncompensated care at the state’s hospitals, a reflection of more unpaid bills from patients facing growing out-of-pocket costs through their private insurance company.

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The University of Maryland acknowledged Tuesday that the football player who collapsed during practice and subsequently died did not receive proper medical care and the school must accept "legal and moral responsibility for the mistakes."

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They’re focusing on the repercussions for a segment of the population not usually considered in the equation of tenant loss, property devaluation and declining tax revenue.

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Bethesda-based Cannabics Pharmaceuticals Inc. announced a partnership agreement Tuesday with Eroll Grow Tech ltd (“Seedo“), developer of the world’s first fully-automated grow device designed specifically for cannabis. Through this new partnership, Cannabics and Seedo will develop the first controlled device for growing ...

The U.S. Army awarded Bethesda-based global security and aerospace company Lockheed Martin a $218 million contract to produce High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) launchers and associated hardware for an international customer. With this procurement, HIMARS is now in the inventories of ...

Landover-based Giant Food announced Tuesday the kick off of its annual pediatric cancer fundraising program created to support pediatric cancer research during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. The grocery store chain has set a goal of raising $2 million throughout the eight-week program, ...