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Top 10 private employers
Northrop Grumman (7,100 Linthicum employees) The electronics sector of this California defense company is based in Anne Arundel County. This sector is responsible for the design, development and manufacture of defense electronics, precision weapons...Tags: Health Insurance, Hospitals and Clinics, Air Transportation, Medical Services, Computer Sciences Corporation
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Hearing called on business recruiting
By A Sun Staff WriterHouse Speaker Michael E. Busch said yesterday he plans to hold a hearing to ask Department of Business and Economic Development officials about spending to recruit companies to move to or expand in Maryland. "We're going to call these people from DBED...Tags: Preakness Stakes, Companies and Corporations, Casino and Gambling Industry, Maryland, The Washington Post
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Food service in the air -- from peanuts to pesto
Special To The SunTo buy or not to buy -- that is the question that plagues some airline passengers who aren't certain whether they are going to get fed on their flights. Nowadays, airlines show in-flight food options on their Web sites. Sometimes, the carriers will...Tags: September 11, 2001 Attacks, Continental Airlines, Bennigan's, Breads, Air Transportation
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'Airline' reality TV at BWI
Sun StaffOn your average day, not a lot of Southwest Airlines' passengers are particularly unruly, unkempt, drunk or romantic - in other words, hardly worthy of a reality TV show. But consider the material cobbled from five 10-hour days' worth of video a week,...Tags: Television Industry, Virginia Tech, Reality Television (genre), Family Vacations, Air Transportation
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BWI growth trend nears lead
Sun StaffIf current trends continue, Baltimore-Washington International Airport will handle more than 20 million passengers this year and emerge as the busiest of the region's three major commercial airports. That means there will be more cars and more parking...Tags: Transportation Industry, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Columbus, Air Transportation, Marketing
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US Air to lay off 11,000, cut schedule
Sun StaffThe financial devastation hitting the airline industry hit home yesterday as US Airways Group Inc., the second-biggest operator at Baltimore-Washington International Airport, said it will cut about 11,000 jobs and trim its flight schedule by 23 percent....Tags: CNN (tv network), Air Transportation, White House, Heads of State, Bankruptcy
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Who and what to watch in 2001
Places and prospects Housing How the housing sector will perform is critical to the area's economy. New homes drive demand for building materials such as lumber, siding, brick and Sheetrock, and fuel construction and supplier jobs. Consumers buying both...Tags: Long Term Care, Armed Forces, Insurance, Employees, Fraud
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Job hunting in the digital age
Special to Baltimoresun.comFinding employment in today's competitive market has gone far beyond mere ink and paper. It no longer consists of hours spent scouring classified advertisements in newspapers and mailing out resumes. Today, the process is more technologically advanced...Tags: Business, Democratic National Conventions, Westminster (Carroll, Maryland), Spike Lee, PBS (tv network)
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Security concerns spark BWI's evolution
Sun StaffBaltimore-Washington International Airport does not look the same as it did two years ago -- and it will look even more different two years from now. Security changes have transformed the airport's interior, which now has theme park-like lines, flat-...Tags: Transportation Industry, Air Transportation, Restaurants, Terrorism, U.S. Airways
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Security at BWI continues to confiscate banned items
Sun StaffJust beyond the conveyor belts and ticket counters at Baltimore-Washington International Airport, where security officers wearing rubber gloves smell deodorant sticks and shake shampoo bottles, Chris Rupprecht is keeping a close eye on a Banana Republic...Tags: Beauty Products, Transportation Industry, Aircraft Hijacking, Air Transportation, Fencing
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US Air plan to cut MetroJet would deliver blow to BWI
Sun StaffIn a move that will have major ramifications for travelers in Baltimore, US Airways Group Inc. has told pilots it plans to eliminate all of its MetroJet fleet as part of a cost-cutting plan, potentially resulting in the loss of 49 of the airline's 75...Tags: Boeing Co., Arlington (Staten Island, New York), Unions, Air Transportation, White House
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2 teams to develop plans for air travel safety
Sun StaffWith airlines still flying a reduced schedule and struggling financially, Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta announced yesterday that he wants a group of private experts to recommend quickly how air travel can be made safer. Mineta named six...Tags: Transportation Industry, Continental Airlines, Foreign Aid, Air Transportation, White House
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