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Paul Ryan's billionaire populism
Last Friday, Paul Ryan, the presumptive Republican vice presidential nominee, made the most populist speech of this campaign season. "It's the people who are politically connected, it's the people who have access to Washington that get the breaks," he...
Tags: Corruption, The New York Times, Human Rights, Sheldon Adelson, ABC (tv network)
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Will Wall Street prevail?
Corporate-sponsored groups have launched a campaign of litigation in the lower federal courts challenging the legality of the second major piece of President Barack Obama's legislative program, one that received a lot of attention in last week's first...
Tags: Judges, Citigroup Incorporated, Republican Party, Housing and Urban Planning, Trials
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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, TeleCommunication Systems Incorporated, Earnings Forecasts, Prices, Companies and Corporations
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Legg Mason CEO getting $4 million severance package
Legg Mason said Wednesday that it has agreed to a severance package for outgoing CEO Mark R. Fetting that will cost the Baltimore money manager about $4 million, including $2 million in direct payments. Fetting is stepping down as CEO and chairman Oct....
Tags: Companies and Corporations, Corporate Officers
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BaltTech Intelligence: Baltimore tweet maps, Hunt Valley's Instagram competitor, Common Curriculum funding, and more
This week was pretty busy in the land of Baltimore technology. Here are some of the cool things that happened. * Baltimore Tweet maps: Dave Troy, 410 Labs cofounder, and Chris Whong, head of Charm City Networks, collaborated online to develop a map of...Tags: Google Inc., Companies and Corporations, Hunt Valley, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Apple iPhone
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SEC awards nearly $50,000 to whistle blower
You can receive big bucks and feel good about yourself to by reporting financial fraud. This whistle blower program awards 30 percent of the amount recouped once the Securities and Exchange Commission undertakes an enforcement action against the bad...Tags: Mary Schapiro
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Exelon agrees to sell 3 Md. coal plants for $400 million
Exelon Corp. plans to sell its three Maryland coal-fired power plants for $400 million to a subsidiary of private equity firm Riverstone Holdings LLC, the Chicago-based energy giant said Thursday.
Under the terms of the deal, buyer Raven Power Holdings...Tags: Mining, Justice System, Coal, Baltimore County, Exelon Corp.
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Eddie Murray settles charges in insider trading probe
The Baltimore SunOrioles Hall-of-Famer Eddie Murray has agreed to pay $358,151 to settle charges that he illegally profited from an insider trading scheme involving former teammate Doug DeCinces, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced Friday. Murray, who...Tags: Los Angeles Dodgers, Martha Stewart, Abbott Laboratories, Trials, Applied Physics
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Federal government tries to reach out to younger workers, recent graduates
Next month, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management rolls out the Pathways programs, created by President Barack Obama in an effort to better attract young people to federal government jobs.
The programs aim to streamline and standardize recruiting,...Tags: U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Finance, Employment, Environmental Politics, Barack Obama
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Reeling Romney needs to take a lesson from (Gasp!) Barack Obama
It was one of Barack Obama's best lines -- and best moments -- in the 2008 presidential campaign. He had said we could save as much oil as we could get from domestic drilling if everybody properly maintained their cars and got their tires inflated. Now,...
Tags: Energy, Companies and Corporations, Bain Capital, LLC, China, Elections
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Eddie Murray declines to comment on investigation
Hall-of-Famer Eddie Murray declined all comment when asked Saturday about being investigated by the federal government as part of an insider trading operation that involved Murray’s former Orioles teammate Doug DeCinces. Murray has not been charged...
Tags: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Eddie Murray, Earl Weaver, Insider Trading
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