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CEO pay rises at most local public companies
As pay raises go, it's hard to beat a fivefold increase. That's the jump Hunt Valley-based Omega Healthcare Investors' CEO saw in compensation last year. After getting a thumbs down for its executive pay from a shareholder advisory firm, the company told...
Tags: Corporate Performance, Mayo A. Shattuck III, Under Armour Inc., U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Exelon Corp.
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Unleashing invention in our schools
Everyone knows that the United States is in a terrible business slump, and there's no shortage of opinions about it and solutions for it — but there hasn't been much in the way of notable improvement. So we have been looking deeply into the...
Tags: Startups, Companies and Corporations, Business, Gallup, Inc.
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Marks pulls business district bill; will form panel to study it further
Legislation that 5th District County Councilman David Marks had said would simplify the process of establishing business improvement districts in Baltimore County was pulled by Marks in advance of Tuesday's council work session, and won't be voted upon by...Tags: Business, Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, David Marks
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Baltimore lawyer pursues mortgage-related actions against banks
Since Baltimore City Hall contended in a federal lawsuit last year that a group of international banks conspired to keep a key interest rate benchmark low, more municipalities and private companies have started to investigate potential losses because of...
Tags: Mortgages, University of Maryland, College Park, Derivative Securities, Thornburg Mortgage Incorporated, Merry-Go-Round Enterprises Incorporated
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Parking woes pit Canton residents, businesses against each other
For Mike Beczkowski, parking on his street near the American Can Company complex in Canton has gotten a bit better since he and others in the neighborhood persuaded the city to require residential permit parking last November. Most nights, he can now find...Tags: Business, Starbucks Corp., Rental Service, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Kraft Foods Group, Inc.
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Research finds money isn't everything when it comes to choosing a workplace
Asked what makes a great place to work, employees focus a lot less on pay and benefits than you might think. Workers want fair compensation without a doubt, but they also want to feel that their work and their company's mission matter, workplace...
Tags: Pneumonia, Physical Fitness and Exercise, AOL LLC, Employment Opportunities, Online Advertising
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Symposium offers tools for starting a new business
"Career Alternative: Start Your Own Business" is the title of the Harford County Business Symposium on Wednesday, Sept. 26, from 8:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Harford Community College, Edgewood Hall, 401 Thomas Run Road in Bel Air. Sponsored by the Harford...Tags: Startups, Business, Harford County, Harford Community College, Sales
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Marks introduces bill to streamline business district process
Legislation introduced by 5th District County Councilman David Marks last week proposed a streamlined process for the proposal and implementation of Commercial District Management Authorities in Baltimore County, which could clear the path for a...Tags: Business, Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, David Marks, Pikesville, Towson
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Hampdenfest organizer stepping down
"I'm tired," said Hampdenfest organizer Charlotte Murray, slumped at the information booth at early afternoon Sept. 8. Parked nearby on The Avenue, which was closed to motorists, was the blue tricycle she began using this year to save wear and tear on...Tags: Maryland Transit Administration, Festive Events, Govans, HonFest, Druid Hill
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Lessons from the summit push business leaders to new heights
For more than two decades, Chris Warner's business has taken him into a death zone 26,240 feet above sea level, where oxygen is thin, the weather is cruel and a single stumble can be fatal. A certified alpine guide, Warner has led nearly 200 international...
Tags: Business, Human Mishaps, Climbing, University of Pennsylvania, Google Inc.
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Business law firm creates fund for city schools
A local, prominent business law firm announced this week, a five-year, $500,000 commitment to a new funding stream for Baltimore city schools. In celebrating its 25th anniversary, Rosenberg Martin Greenberg LP established the continuing fund--meaning...Tags: Culture, Ceremonies
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Paw & Order: One Columbia law firm is making sure pets have a voice
The Thienel Law Firm of Columbia has four associates. Managing member Stephen C. Thienel, however, has two more of his own -- chocolate Labs Mocha and Star, who spend the day greeting clients or curled up in his office, where they could be poster pups...
Tags: Laws, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Shootings, Legal Service, Frederick County (Maryland)
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