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Accu-Pay clients won't face state penalties, comptroller, Harford delegate say
Harford County Del. Mary-Dulany James said Tuesday she received a pledge from the state comptroller he will not to penalize businesses who have become victims of alleged financial fraud by a the Bel Air payroll company Accu-Pay. Accu-Pay is being...Tags: Taxation, Harford County, Internal Revenue Service, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Bankruptcy
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McCormick's profits rise 2 percent in first quarter
Sparks-based McCormick & Co. said Tuesday that it increased profits 2 percent in the three months ending in February, compared with the year-earlier period. The spice maker, which also sells seasonings, recipe mixes and other products, produced profits...
Tags: Earnings Forecasts
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Sinclair to acquire 18 TV stations for $370 million
Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc.'s stock soared a day after it announced plans to buy 18 television stations owned by Barrington Broadcasting Group for $370 million. The Hunt Valley broadcaster's stock leapt 12.7 percent to end Friday at $15.88 a share....
Tags: Banking, ABC (tv network), Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc., The CW (tv network), CBS Corp.
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Harford County anticipates impacts from sequester
Harford County, home to Aberdeen Proving Ground and the massive federal military and civilian workforce that comes with it, is bracing for automatic federal spending cuts – known as sequestration – which could have a ripple effect far beyond...
Tags: Public Finance, Layoffs and Downsizing, Fiscal Cliff, Research and Development, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
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Raise Maryland calls for higher wages for corporate employees
Some members of the Rev. David Carl Olson's congregation are homeless. A few work minimum-wage jobs, he said, but they still cannot afford to leave shelters. His faith calls him to live in a world with "profoundly more justice," said Olson, who...
Tags: Baltimore County, U.S. Congress, State of the Union Address, Standard & Poor's Financial Services LLC, Annapolis
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Jos. A. Bank stock downgraded by Zacks
With Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. likely poised to announce year-end and fourth-quarter results this week, investors and analysts wonder just how bad it will be. So far this year, stock in the Hampstead-based men's apparel chain has sat out the stock...
Tags: Earnings Forecasts, Stock Activities, Stock Market, Nasdaq Composite, Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc.
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Bill proposes regulating payroll service companies in state
A bill introduced in the Maryland Senate Thursday would create a commission to look into regulating payroll service companies in the wake of allegations of fraud at AccuPay of Bel Air. Sen. Barry Glassman, a Harford County Republican, introduced the...
Tags: Labor Legislation, Maryland Chamber of Commerce, Harford County, Bankruptcy, Internal Revenue Service
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Auction of The Inn at the Black Olive canceled as business files for bankruptcy
The family owners of The Inn at the Black Olive in Fells Point hope a bankruptcy filing Thursday will give them time to try to attract investors and keep operating the 2-year-old boutique hotel, their bankruptcy attorney said. The Black Olive Development...
Tags: Justice System, Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, Personal Service, Olives, Baltimore Hotels
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Epic Games closes Baltimore County location
Epic Games Inc., a North Carolina-based video game manufacturer, closed its office in Baltimore County last month, laying off 40 employees, Maryland's Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation said Thursday. Epic announced in August it was opening...
Tags: Baltimore County, Curt Schilling, Unemployment, Boston Red Sox, Labor Legislation
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Legislation encourages wind farm, but hurdles remain
After three years of trying, Gov. Martin O'Malley has won approval of legislation that aims to spur construction of towering wind turbines off Maryland's Atlantic coast. Now comes the hard part. Daunting regulatory, political and financial hurdles...
Tags: Solar Energy, Plant Openings, Denmark, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Annapolis
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Former Constellation CEO Shattuck retires from Exelon — but remains on its board
Mayo A. Shattuck III, who coordinated the sale of two Baltimore institutions to out-of-state concerns and ran the region's power company for a volatile decade, has retired from the parent of Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. Chicago-based Exelon Corp. didn'...
Tags: Pension and Welfare, Business Enterprises, Exelon Corp., Warren Buffett, Business
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Court's help sought in case of stolen Renoir painting
A federal court in Virginia was asked Friday to determine the proper ownership of a miniature landscape painted by Pierre-Auguste Renoir and purchased for $7 in a box of odds and ends in a rural flea market. The complaint filed in U.S. District Court for...
Tags: Justice System, Arts, Theft, The Washington Post, Baltimore Museum of Art
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