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A 2018 survey by the nonprofit Council for Economic Education (CEE) found that the nation’s schools “show no growth in personal finance education,” since 2016. State officials say Maryland schools are doing well teaching students finances and economics. In 2010, ...

On Oct. 4, after five years of construction, Glenstone introduced its new expansion to the public — a 204,000-square-foot building, called the Pavilions.

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The suburban Maryland home of the late John Glenn has been sold for $1.3 million.

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Funeral directors in Maryland are increasingly concerned their employees could be exposed to opioids. That’s why some are stocking naloxone, the medication the reverses the effects of an overdose. The Baltimore Sun reported Friday that funeral directors are calling themselves the “last ...

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The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent in September — the lowest level since December 1969 — signaling how the longest streak of hiring on record has put millions of Americans back to work.

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A Maryland councilman has apologized to the president of a local Muslim council for sharing social media posts some say were Islamophobic and xenophobic.

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Thousands of housekeepers, cooks and other workers at Marriott-affiliated hotels went on strike in San Francisco and San Jose on Thursday after months of negotiations.

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Close to 100 guests gathered at the offices of Pessin Katz Law P.A. in Towson Sept. 25 to enjoy The Daily Record’s Path to Excellence networking series to share and celebrate the connections that have shaped and advanced their careers. ...

The Maryland Tech Council will expand an entrepreneur mentorship program that aims to help startups bridge the gap between having an idea and generating funding.

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A coalition including community groups, unions, and businesses is advocating for public financing for Tradepoint Atlantic’s $2 billion redevelopment of Sparrows Point. The group, called Revitalize Sparrows Point, officially launched its campaign on Thursday. A portion of its advocacy entails ...