Maryland dog lovers are upset by a ruling in the highest court in the state that says pit bulls are “inherently dangerous,” which means owners and landlords can be liable for the first bite a pit bull makes.
Read more ...Managers of White Marsh Mall offered more details today about mall upgrades, a day after announcing that Boscov's department store will return to the shopping center in October.
Read more ...Nearly four years after closing, Boscov's department store will reopen at White Marsh Mall in November, shopping center owner General Growth Properties announced Thursday.
Read more ...Skechers USA, which claimed its shoes could make you thinner and tone your muscles, agreed to pay $40 million to consumers in more than 40 states, including Maryland.
Read more ...Maryland-based Giant Food says it will be moving into a Perry Hall shopping center at Belair Road and Hannon Court. Construction workers are now turning a 57,000-square-foot retail site, formerly occupied by Super Fresh, into a Giant Food store. The new store will open later this year.
Read more ...The Federal Trade Commission has been cracking down on businesses that try to collect debts from consumers that they don’t even owe.
Read more ...The Consumer Federation of America released its second annual survey of our credit score knowledge.
Read more ...If you've never heard of Baltimorean Jim Adams, the National Retail Federation is hoping you will soon, thanks to a promotional campaign by the trade group.
Read more ...Update:Â In an email Friday, drama teacher Maura Morrison said Thursday night’s show was standing room only with people turned away from the 900-seat auditorium.
Read more ...Domino’s became the nation’s largest pizza chain this week to offer a gluten-free pizza crust, a step to meet the needs of gluten-sensitive customers, Nation’s Restaurant News reported.
Read more ...Mom wouldn’t want you to spend your scarce dollars on her. But you can spend the day with her and enjoy some free events.
Read more ...Online shoppers prefer Walmart to Target.
Read more ...Interesting case going on in a federal district court in eastern district of Pennsylvania.
Read more ...The FTC announced it has reached a settlement with Myspace, which was accused of sharing consumers’ personal information with advertisers when it promised it wouldn’t do so.
Read more ...Here’s a twist on buying Mother’s Day gifts, whether a meal out or a box of chocolates.
Read more ...Somewhere along the way, honoring mom came to mean a fancy brunch or extravagant flower bouquet, an oddly transactional approach that manages to be both generic and pricey at a time many household budgets are tight.
Read more ...Starbucks is offering half-off any flavor and size of its blended beverages starting Friday and running through May 13, between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. The blends, mixes of syrup, coffee, milk and ice, include flavors such as Mocha Cookie Crumble, Chocolate Cookie Crumble Crème and Mocha Coconut.
Read more ...Maryland, according to a new survey of business titans, is the 40th most business-friendly state, down from 37 last year. Or, put another way, we are the 11thleast friendly.
Read more ...The White House, Department of Labor and others have announced an update on a program to get companies, cities and federal agencies to commit to youths for the summer.
Read more ...CardHub.com, the credit card comparison site, gave these cards top marks for new college and high school graduates:
Read more ...The Bureau of Public Debt announced the new rates on savings bonds.
Read more ...You can be dead and still be a victim in this world. A new report by ID Analytics find that thieves target the dead, using their Social Security numbers to get credit cards, cellphones and other services.
Read more ...Wegmans announced that it will freeze the price on 62 products starting on Sunday and running through Aug. 25th.
Read more ...Alas, sisters, a study by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation finds that men are better users of credit cards.
Read more ...If you’re looking for job security, how about becoming a lawyer or financial analyst?
Read more ...The downtown Baltimore lunch crowd can look forward to two new fast-food spots opening in May -- Sushi Express and Crazy Kabobs. The new vendors will fill empty space in the food court at The Gallery mall across East Pratt Street from Harborplace.
Read more ...Social Security will exhaust its trust fund in 2033, three years faster than last year’s projection, according to a new report from the agency’s board of trustees.
Read more ...Today — April 23rd — is Tax Freedom Day for Marylanders, according to a survey by the Tax Foundation. That means we’ve earned enough money to pay this year’s federal, state and local taxes.
Read more ...Want to pick and choose not just the color of your sofa, but the legs, cushions, pillows, piping and other details? A new sofa store in Towson will allow you to customize your couch.
Read more ...Specialty golf store Golfsmith, opening Friday morning in Lutherville Station in Timonium, is promising "a golfer's paradise" --Â with a mission.
Read more ...Maryland has joined a club to which most don’t want to belong: States where the average gas price is $4 or more per gallon.
Read more ...Yes! Fashionistas don't have to drive to the 'burbs to get style.
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