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Harborplace sold to New York real estate firm
The Baltimore waterfront's iconic Harborplace has been sold to a New York real estate investment firm that has a reputation for purchasing distinctive retail centers, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced Tuesday. Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp., which is...
Tags: Realty, Will Smith, Public Officials, Tourism and Leisure, Jada Pinkett Smith
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So many financial scandals raises the question of whether ethics classes work
Ethics professors at business schools aren't short of teachable moments these days. This year alone, a Goldman Sachs' executive announced his resignation in The New York Times, outraged by managers' callous talk of "ripping off clients," whom they...Tags: Colleges and Universities, HSBC Holdings plc, College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Values, Teaching and Learning
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Looks like Uber, an app for hiring private car drivers, wants to come to Baltimore
Uber, the popular car-hire service that's been making waves (and controversy) across the U.S., is interested in setting up shop in Baltimore, according to its website and to a job description on Jobvite for an operations manager. (H/T to...Tags: Computer Hardware, New York City, Interior Policy, Pension and Welfare, Marketing
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Letter: DREAM Act a nightmare for U.S. students, workers
Marylanders will soon vote on question 4, the DREAM Act. According to Calvin Ball's Oct. 11 column, we should vote "yes" on 4 because "all students (should) have access to the education they need." I agree, Mr. Ball. But first, let us look at who won't...Tags: Elections, Annapolis, Minority Groups, Illegal Immigrants, Migration
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Romney and the doomsayers
The U.S. unemployment rate has dropped to its lowest level in about four years. Real estate foreclosure filings fell last month to the lowest number since the summer of 2007. Meanwhile, the stock market has enjoyed a pretty nice 2012, with the Dow Jones...
Tags: Consumers, Fox News Channel (tv network), Mitt Romney, Real Estate, Money and Monetary Policy
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Terrence Cody: Does this Ravens jersey make me look fat?
The Baltimore SunNFL players of size -- including some Ravens -- are saying that the new Nike jerseys are less than flattering to their figures. In a word -- they make them feel fat. A funny Wall Street Journal story says unlike the old Reebok jerseys, the new ones made...Tags: Reebok Ltd., National Football League, Spanx, Inc., Newspaper and Magazine, Terrence Cody
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Wes Moore: Why I came back to Baltimore
Since my family and I made the decision to leave New York and come back home to Baltimore, I have been fascinated by the reaction of so many of my friends and family who still call Charm City home. For them, the response can be summed up in one word:...
Tags: The New York Times, Startups
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What they're saying about the Orioles
Here's a roundup of what other media outlets are saying about the Orioles' win over the New York Yankees in Game 2 of the American League Division Series and more: • CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman talks about the ALDS as the series shifts to New York....
Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Dean Jones, Chris Davis, C.C. Sabathia, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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Terrence Cody, Mike Golic and the new Nike uniforms
The Baltimore SunRavens defensive tackle Terrence Cody became national talk radio fodder Friday after he and a pair of teammates were quoted in a Wall Street Journal article entitled “Does this New Uniform Make Me Look Fat?” In the article, Cody said he didn'...Tags: Matt Birk, Arthur Jones, Reebok Ltd., Radio, National Football League
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McAfee ran the community-oriented Sunday afternoon softball league
Skip McAfee is a man who cares. He cares that the rules are followed and the dates are right. In 1991, he cared enough to take over the task of breathing life back into the Columbia Inter-Village Co-Rec Softball League. The league, founded by Pat...
Tags: Softball, McAfee, Inc.
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On Libya attacks, Romney has a point
The attack on the American consulate in Libya that left four dead, including our ambassador to that country, Chris Stevens, is outrageous and deplorable. The senseless loss of life there should be a cause of mourning for Americans, not a flash point in...
Tags: Christopher Stevens, Mitt Romney, Elections, Civil Rights, Belief and Faith
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Arab 'anger' starts with flawed Islamic states
In "Understanding Arab anger" (Sept. 19), Shibley Telhami, the Anwar Sadat professor for peace and development at the University of Maryland, claims that "the deepest sources of anger against America … pertain to the presence of U.S. forces in...Tags: Israel, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Minority Groups, Central Intelligence Agency, Religious Conflicts
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