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Baltimore-area developer opens Nashville office >> bit.ly/4aEa0b9
01/25/2025

Baltimore-area developer opens Nashville office >> bit.ly/4aEa0b9

The new commerce secretary was previously a high-ranking adviser to former President Joe Biden.
01/25/2025

The new commerce secretary was previously a high-ranking adviser to former President Joe Biden.

Inflation and the rise in cost of living are stressing out employees — and it's affecting the workplace.
01/24/2025

Inflation and the rise in cost of living are stressing out employees — and it's affecting the workplace.

The massively reduced design includes more green space and a surface parking lot in Re*****on.
01/24/2025

The massively reduced design includes more green space and a surface parking lot in Re*****on.

Workers are worried about the job market. Their concerns could have big consequences for employers.
01/24/2025

Workers are worried about the job market. Their concerns could have big consequences for employers.

The Towson firm was founded in 2010. Now, it's joining a Baltimore company and has plans for big new deals.
01/24/2025

The Towson firm was founded in 2010. Now, it's joining a Baltimore company and has plans for big new deals.

Baltimore should use the money it won from opioid-related lawsuits to fund affordable and workforce housing projects dow...
01/24/2025

Baltimore should use the money it won from opioid-related lawsuits to fund affordable and workforce housing projects downtown, one local executive writes.

Howard County's longtime partnership with Enterprise Community Partners is an example of how governments can help solve ...
01/24/2025

Howard County's longtime partnership with Enterprise Community Partners is an example of how governments can help solve the housing crisis, writes Howard County Executive Calvin Ball.

2025 may look different for Maryland than many other states, depending on what happens in the coming months in Washingto...
01/24/2025

2025 may look different for Maryland than many other states, depending on what happens in the coming months in Washington, D.C.

A city design panel debated designs for two more phases of the controversial Poppleton project.
01/24/2025

A city design panel debated designs for two more phases of the controversial Poppleton project.

Maryland Democrats push to raise the state's minimum wage, McCormick predicts slow growth in 2025 and more to know today...
01/24/2025

Maryland Democrats push to raise the state's minimum wage, McCormick predicts slow growth in 2025 and more to know today.

See Baltimore's 2025 James Beard Awards semifinalists >> bit.ly/4h7gfqi
01/24/2025

See Baltimore's 2025 James Beard Awards semifinalists >> bit.ly/4h7gfqi

"Nashville was a no-brainer next market for us," said the head of the firm's new office.
01/24/2025

"Nashville was a no-brainer next market for us," said the head of the firm's new office.

University sells Baltimore County outpost for $14M >> bit.ly/4huHmvv
01/24/2025

University sells Baltimore County outpost for $14M >> bit.ly/4huHmvv

The General Services Administration has a roughly 360 million-square-foot portfolio. That volume could shrink.
01/24/2025

The General Services Administration has a roughly 360 million-square-foot portfolio. That volume could shrink.

The former CEO claims that he was pushed out after the organization merged with the Virginia Bankers Association.
01/23/2025

The former CEO claims that he was pushed out after the organization merged with the Virginia Bankers Association.

The company, which once had a monopoly on distributing comic books, is looking for a buyer after entering Chapter 11 ban...
01/23/2025

The company, which once had a monopoly on distributing comic books, is looking for a buyer after entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

The revamped value menu includes cheaper drinks, food items and alcoholic beverages.
01/23/2025

The revamped value menu includes cheaper drinks, food items and alcoholic beverages.

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Six-figure jobs are on the rise. Here's where to find them.

Even with a softening job market, high-paying jobs are on the rise overall, and remote-work trends for six-figure roles are changing, as well. >> bit.ly/4hJ3oeX

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