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Maryland's first supply of 155,000 vaccines from drug companies Moderna and Pfizer “doesn’t get to anywhere near what we need in Phase One,” the Republican governor said at a State House news conference.
- T. Rowe Price, the Baltimore-based global investment group, will move its headquarters out of its towering East Pratt Street high-rise building and to a new “green” office in Harbor Point, the company said Tuesday.
- David Silverman of NFM Lending has received the leader award for midsize employers from Baltimore Sun Media's Top Workplaces.
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- Baltimore City has served thousands of dollars in fines and temporarily shuttered seven establishments as a result of COVID-19 violations.
- The Annapolis Junction-based company has grown to 170 employees and expanded its services to include systems engineering, data analysis, software design, and mission operations and deployment support in both public and commercial sectors.
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ITS President Pat Ward has long supported continuing education and professional development for the company’s employees. A Baltimore City resident, Ward founded ITS in 1997. - For 56 years, Advance Business Systems has provided technology solutions for businesses throughout Maryland, and Jeff Elkin, the firm’s president and CEO, has been there — almost from the start.
- Baltimore’s once thriving retail district will get a second chance at life as a newly formed development team works to revive the fledgling properties into a modernized commercial, residential and retail strip.
- McCormick & Co. has acquired the parent company of Cholula Hot Sauce for $800 million in cash, finalizing a deal announced last week.
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- McCormick & Co. has acquired the parent company of Cholula Hot Sauce for $800 million in cash, finalizing a deal announced last week.
- Sara Lycett, a retired Williams & Wilkins publishing executive, has died at 81.
- Charles Talbott “Bunky” Shaab, a retired executive at the old First National Bank, has died at 81
- Two factors — the coronavirus pandemic and a public numb to what once seemed to be astonishingly large prizes — have seen jackpots that once topped $1 billion tumble.
- A note to readers from the editor of Baltimore Sun Media's 10th annual Top Workplaces magazine.
- Jennifer Walker said she founded the Columbia-based technology firm in 2013 because of her “patriotic passion to support this great country” and because she loves taking care of people.
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- Baltimore’s once thriving retail district will get a second chance at life as a newly formed development team works to revive the fledgling properties into a modernized commercial, residential and retail strip.
- Here's a daily round up of the coronavirus news in the state of Maryland.
- City Councilman Ryan Dorsey wants to block any new gas stations from opening up in Baltimore, a proposal he introduced as a way to attack the fossil fuel infrastructure and give food deserts a better chance at luring grocery stores.
- The day before Thanksgiving, the Baltimore County Public Schools system was shut down by a ransomware attack that hit all its network systems.
- Allegany County in Western Maryland has been hit hardest by the resurgence of the coronavirus this fall. Some point to pockets of resistance to mask-wearing and social distancing as perhaps contributing to the spread of COVID-19 there.
- Mercy Medical Center was awarded more than $10 million in federal funding Tuesday to help continue the fight against the coronavirus, congressional leaders said.
