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Columbia-based Arbitron to be acquired by Nielsen
The company that helps TV networks determine what shows get canceled or live for another season is buying the Columbia-based company that helps radio stations decide whether to change formats. Nielsen Holdings of TV ratings fame announced Tuesday that it...
Tags: Corporate Officers, Antitrust Issues, Hanover (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Radio Industry, Television
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Injecting Obamacare into economy will hurt -- a lot
It's difficult to catalogue all the negative impacts of Obamacare in one place. Nevertheless, my readers deserve to know a few of the uglier details as the new year rings in one of the most expensive, convoluted policy experiments in American history....
Tags: Health Insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Health Insurance Cost
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Ray Lewis' future could include speaking engagements, endorsements
The Baltimore SunOf this, there is not much debate: no one in sports has mastered the pregame speech like Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis. And his gift for hyper intense gab — the way he builds to furious crescendo, cajoling those listening to rise up against an enemy...Tags: Football, New York Giants, New Products, Video Supplies and Services, Under Armour Inc.
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Shirley R. More, social worker
Shirley R. More, a retired social worker who earlier had been a Baltimore County public school teacher, died Monday from complications of Alzheimer's disease at Bonnie Blink, the Maryland Masonic Home in Hunt Valley, where she had moved this year. She was...Tags: Teachers, University at Albany , Alzheimer's Disease, World War II (1939-1945), Sykesville
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Obama economics: More government means more growth
There is an old but rejuvenated movement in the country these days. It's a far-left take on Keynesian economics: a school of thought intent on raising taxes and expanding the public sector — as a way to jump-start the economy. Yes, you read that...
Tags: George W. Bush, Productivity, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., White House, Labor Markets
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Md. utility regulator decries electricity proposal
Maryland's utility regulator Friday criticized a decision that could alter electricity bidding rules in the region, saying the change would hurt consumers. The state Public Service Commission is upset with the proposed changes that PJM Interconnection,...
Tags: Civil and Public Service, Consumers, Auction Service, Government
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Race On will handle local work for third Grand Prix of Baltimore
Race On rescued the second Grand Prix of Baltimore because it hired Andretti Sports Marketing, a world-class firm carrying a legendary name that specializes in race operations. Andretti brought instant credibility and organization to the event, but it...
Tags: Donald C. Fry, Advertising, Auto Racing, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Michael Andretti
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Ray Lewis' retirement will save Ravens $4.35 million in salary-cap space
The Baltimore SunThe salary-cap impact of Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis' pending retirement will amount to a net savings of $4.35 million for this year, an important bit of savings considering the AFC North champions' free agency needs. Due a $5.4 million base...Tags: Football, Free Agency, New England Patriots, Paul Kruger, Dannell Ellerbe
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Back in Baltimore, Wes Moore has big plans for his hometown
When Wes Moore swings a sledgehammer, he does it with his whole body, with the easy confidence of someone who's used to manual labor. It's early on a Saturday morning, and Wes is one of a couple dozen volunteers who have gathered in the Oliver...
Tags: Movies, Manhattan (New York City), Family, Peace Corps, NBC (tv network)
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Second Grand Prix of Baltimore draws smaller crowds, generates less money for city
The second Grand Prix of Baltimore sold 30,000 fewer tickets and generated $5 million less for the local economy than the first race. But a economic impact report completed last week and released publicly Thursday has nevertheless emboldened J.P. Grant,...
Tags: Auto Racing, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Open-Wheel Racing
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Jos. A. Bank customers file suit, claiming deceptive marketing
Two customers of Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. have filed a class-action lawsuit against the Hampstead-based men's apparel chain, accusing the retailer of using deceptive marketing by claiming merchandise is on sale when it is actually being offered at...Tags: Advertising, Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc., Laws, Trials, Justice System
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Newsmakers: Cystic Fibrosis Foundation names Andrew Robinson one of 'Howard County's Finest Under 39'
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation named Andrew Robinson, of Carney, Kelehan, Bresler, Bennett and Scherr, a general practice law firm headquartered in Columbia, one of "Howard County's Finest Under 39." He was honored for success in business, community...Tags: Mount Airy, Baltimore County, Howard County, CoStar Group Inc., Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
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