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For the second year in a row, Victoria Nelson will be entering college this fall with an extra $5,000 in her pocket to help pay for tuition and expenses. The University of Maryland, Baltimore County student and Elkridge resident is ...

Columbia’s DreamPort, opened last year, has developed as a place for the cyber industry to work collaboratively with the government to address pressing cybersecurity issues. The 17,500 square-foot facility is nonclassified, cutting out a lot of the red tape that ...

Loyola University Maryland won a Gold Award from The National Association of College & University Food Services (NACUFS) for its Zeke’s Coffee Tres Leche Cake in the category of Best Local Foods Recipe. Loyola Dining at Loyola University Maryland is operated ...

The Maryland Commission on Civil Rights will hold a workshop, "Disabilities and Reasonable Accommodations in the Workplace: Awareness, Etiquette and the Law," from 9 a.m. to noon Oct. 3 at the Prince George's County Government Building, 1801 McCormick Drive, Room 140, Upper Marlboro.

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A Rockville management and technology consultancy has been certified for a federal program that it can use to compete for federal contracts.

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It could be lights out for tiny toiletries.

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The Greater Baltimore Committee will hold its first Bridging the Gap Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Summit Oct. 21 at the SMC Campus Center at the University of Maryland, Baltimore, 621 Lombard St. The event will feature nationally recognized expert Steve ...

Citigroup quietly boosted its minimum wage to $15 an hour, joining competitors in awarding raises to rank-and-file staff, after House Financial Services Committee Chair Maxine Waters prodded the firm. Unlike other major banks that announced similar moves in news releases, ...

McDonald’s is introducing a new training program for its U.S. employees after dozens of workers complained about sexual harassment. The Chicago-based company said Wednesday that its franchisees have committed to provide the training — a combination of online work and ...

For the first time since President Donald Trump was elected, more Americans say the economy is getting worse than say it is getting better. A new Quinnipiac Poll shows 37% saying the economy is declining, compared with 31% who continue ...