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No 'courtesy' for Wegmans
Baltimore County Councilwoman Vicki Almond faces the kind of decision that makes a job like hers tough. She is being asked whether to allow the rezoning of an empty industrial site in Owings Mills to allow a major retail development anchored by a Wegmans....
Tags: Yogi Berra, Hunt Valley, General Growth Properties Inc., Wegmans Food Markets, Inc., Kimco Realty
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Exelon, Constellation donate $1.8M to Md. Science Center
Exelon Corp. and Constellation have donated $1.8 million for a new energy exhibit at the Maryland Science Center, the first public display of their charitable commitment to the city and state since the merger between the energy giants closed in March, the...Tags: Civil and Public Service, Exelon Corp., Maryland Science Center, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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COPT sells two office buildings in Rockville for $48.7 million
Corporate Office Properties Trust said Monday that it had sold two office buildings and land in Rockville for about $48.7 million, part of the Columbia-based real estate investment trust's strategy of selling off non-core assets. COPT, which develops,...Tags: Real Estate Sellers, Realty, Mutual Funds, Investment Service, Land Price
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Ire over income tax plan to get louder Monday
A Maryland family making more than $175,000 will pay at least $254 more in income taxes this year under a revenue-raising plan the Maryland General Assembly is expected to take up when it convenes for special session on Monday.
The same family of joint...Tags: Annapolis, Maryland Chamber of Commerce, Business, Martin O'Malley, Regional Authority
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University of Maryland Medical School to open proton center
The University of Maryland School of Medicine has begun construction of a $200 million proton center that will bring the latest in cancer treatment to the region and double investment in the University of Maryland's growing BioPark in West Baltimore....Tags: Medical Research, Hospitals and Clinics, Health Treatments, Colleges and Universities, Finance
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Keep limits on credit union business loans
The op-ed by State Employees Credit Union CEO Rod Staatz ("Let credit unions do their job," April 25) compels me to respond on behalf of the Maryland banking industry. In his commentary, Mr. Staatz, who runs Maryland's largest credit union, argues that...Tags: Banking, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Business, Small Businesses, Corporate Officers
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Builder pleads guilty in investment scheme
A Baltimore home builder pleaded guilty Thursday in connection with a construction investment scheme that defrauded victims of more than $14 million, the Maryland U.S. attorney's office said. Brian McCloskey, 44, spent at least two years — from...Tags: Lawyers, Trials, Punishment, Finance, Credit Ratings
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Mossburg doesn't let facts get in the way of her conclusion
Marta Mossburg wrote in a recent Frederick News Post column that "people like easy answers" where "facts … often play a minor supporting role in our decision-making process." Ironically, she proves her point in a different column appearing the same...Tags: Interior Policy, Mutual Funds, Personal Finance, Music, Morningstar Incorporated
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The Interview: Rosenbaum building a more entrepreneurial TEDCO
For three decades, Robert A. Rosenbaum helped guide established companies and fresh startups through complex challenges.
The Connecticut native was president of an apparel manufacturing firm, ran technology projects for big companies, and helped...Tags: Business, Business Enterprises, Martin O'Malley, Sales, Abell Foundation
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Lawmakers gird for renewed debate on lead poisoning
With efforts to reduce lead poisoning among children at a crossroads, Maryland lawmakers are wrestling with proposals to expand state regulation of home sales, rentals and repairs to reduce youngsters' exposure to the toxic metal.
But the biggest...Tags: Children's Health, Real Estate Buyers, Renovation, Real Estate Sales, Disease Prevention
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City considers shrinking size of tax-break zone by one-third
Harbor East, Harbor Point and most of Locust Point would be removed from a state enterprise zone that offers businesses tax breaks under new maps drawn up by the Baltimore Development Corp. The Baltimore City Council will review the plan this month to...Tags: Property Tax, Locust Point, Under Armour Inc., Business, Business Enterprises
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Young investors show less interest in IRAs
Give anyone age 40 and older a time machine and they would likely go back to their early 20s — to open an IRA. That's because by 40, many of us have learned the miracle of compound earnings over time. We kick ourselves for not socking away even...Tags: Personal Finance, T. Rowe Price, Retirement, Stock Market, Finance
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