Business

Maryland Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford is leading an economic development trip to Israel and the United Arab Emirates.

By Pamela Wood

Jan 22, 2020

McCormick and Co. argued in court records that New Bae was intended to create a wrongful association with Old Bay and to diminish its reputation.

By Lillian Reed

Jan 22, 2020

M&T Bank will pay $100,000 to settle a federal pregnancy-related discrimination lawsuit filed on behalf of a Baltimore branch manager, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said Tuesday.

By Lorraine Mirabella

Jan 22, 2020

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Tuesday urged federal officials to allow more H-2B visas for foreign workers to help the state’s $355 million seafood industry and seasonal employers.

Ronald E. Harman, a retired commercial real estate broker who earlier had worked for the Rouse Co., died Thursday. He was 84.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Jan 21, 2020

A recently listed Fells Point rowhouse might appear ordinary on the surface. But a quirky feature inside distinguishes this unit from its neighbors. A deep pool, possibly meant for diving, is dug into the ground floor.

By Hallie Miller

Jan 21, 2020

A recently listed Fells Point rowhouse might appear ordinary on the surface. But a quirky feature inside distinguishes this unit from its neighbors. A deep pool, possibly meant for diving, is dug into the ground floor.

By Hallie Miller

Jan 21, 2020

Meet Del. Talmadge Branch, one of the two dozen Democrats hoping to succeed the late U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings.

By Pamela Wood

Jan 21, 2020

Long-delayed grants from Baltimore’s Youth Fund could begin rolling out to community organizations early next month, according to Associated Black Charities, a nonprofit organization paid to administer the public fund.

By Kevin Rector

Jan 17, 2020

Chase Bank will open its third Baltimore branch Friday, in affluent Harbor East, joining ones in Charles Village and Roland Park. By year's end another will open in Cherry Hill.

By Christopher Dinsmore

Jan 17, 2020

Delays in a $1.25 million renovation mean public skating at Baltimore’s Mt. Pleasant Ice Arena will be closed through at least March.

By Hallie Miller

Jan 16, 2020

A Baltimore County residence owned by John F. von Paris, the CEO of the Von Paris Family Moving and Storage company, burned to the foundation Wednesday.