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Retail sales momentum slows in June
Consumers are still holding back on spending, and that uncertainty led to a slowdown in retail sales momentum last week, an index that measures national retail business shows. The index released Tuesday by the International Council of Shopping Centers...Tags: Consumers, Petroleum Industry
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Baltimore's Millennial Media files for IPO
Baltimore's Millennial Media Inc., one of the dominant companies in the rapidly growing field of mobile advertising, plans to raise $75 million in a public stock offering — money it will use to expand its operations overseas and go head-to-head...Tags: Marketing, Advertising, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Online Advertising, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company
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The Interview John Hauserman, Certified Financial Planner board ambassador
Financial advisers often have an alphabet of professional designations behind their names, but the dominant one remains "CFP," or certified financial planner.
The CFP Board, which sets the national standards for financial planners, has announced in the...Tags: Values, Personal Finance, Bernard Madoff, Consumers, Real Estate Sellers
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Baltimore Grand Prix group in turmoil
IndyCar executives met with Baltimore officials Monday to discuss the future of the company planning the city's Grand Prix — and whether the leader of the group should depart. Downforce Racing LLC, which took over the troubled event earlier this...
Tags: Facebook, Companies and Corporations, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Joint Ventures, Chicago
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Given the current disappointing field of presidential contenders, Buddy Roemer might not be a bad choice
I urge my fellow citizens not to give in to despair over the choices being offered in this year's presidential elections. As an independent who is fiscally conservative, socially liberal and believes there is an appropriate role for government in our...Tags: Government Health Care, Finance, Government Health Care, Political Fundraising, Finance
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Baltimore officials aren't giving up on Grand Prix
IndyCar racing officials and Baltimore's mayor said Thursday they are still committed to holding another Grand Prix, even though the company that runs the event is millions of dollars past due on its bills and is weighing a takeover proposal from a...Tags: William H. Cole IV, Labor Day, Auto Racing, St. Petersburg (Pinellas, Florida), Companies and Corporations
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Grand Prix owes more than $12 million, has less than $100,000 on hand, documents show
The beleaguered organizers of the Baltimore Grand Prix are facing more than $12 million in debt and have less than $100,000 in cash on hand, according to internal documents obtained by The Baltimore Sun.
More than $5 million of the debt — including...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Labor Day, Maryland Stadium Authority, Advertising, Corporate Officers
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The crisis in public morality
Republicans have morality upside down. They're condemning gay marriage, abortion, access to contraception, and the wall separating church and state. But the moral crisis in America isn't a breakdown in private morality. It's a breakdown in public...
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Grand Prix takeover plan awaiting investors' vote
The organizers of the Baltimore Grand Prix are awaiting a vote from shareholders on a proposed company takeover that would greatly dilute their ownership — but could save the race from bankruptcy.
More than two-thirds of shareholders have voted...Tags: Bankruptcy, Elections, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Companies and Corporations
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The workplace can enrich our lives or drive us crazy
Some years back, I found a letter in my mailbox at The Sun addressed to Jeanne Moreau, the iconic French actress of the 1950s and '60s, in Paris — a rather glamorous and mysterious missive, given that the bulk of my correspondence tends to come from...Tags: Movies, French Movies, Jeanne Moreau, Companies and Corporations, The New York Times
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Grand Prix takeover stalled as deadline looms
As a deadline set by city officials draws near, leaders of the beleaguered company that organized the inaugural Baltimore Grand Prix have yet to finalize plans for restructuring the business or paying debts to the city.
City officials gave Baltimore...Tags: Festive Events, Entertainment Events, Companies and Corporations, Finance, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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Goldman's Muppet show
The big news out of the island of Manhattan this week was the gripes of a resigning Goldman Sachs executive, the proverbial parting shot heard round the world. Instead of the usual poison pen letter to the boss or even a YouTube video posted on the...Tags: Banking, Manhattan (New York City), YouTube, Vehicles, Stephen Colbert
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