Dozens of organizations wrote to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Monday to ask him to explain why his company shut down Korryn Gaines' account at the request of police during a standoff between the Randallstown woman and Baltimore County officers.

Five Minutes with Richard Huffman, CEO of Celebree Learning Centers

Under Armour has paid $70.3 million for land in Port Covington where it plans to build its new headquarters campus — more than double what CEO Kevin Plank's private real estate firm purchased the waterfront site for in 2014, according to land records.

Enoch Pratt Free Library CEO Carla Hayden has been named one of the "World's 50 Greatest Leaders" by Fortune magazine.

An East Baltimore youth center that opened a decade ago after catching the eye of Baltimore-bred basketball star Carmelo Anthony has attracted a new celebrity benefactor: Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank.

The idea for Greg Vetter's business came to him shortly after a friend crept into his house and swiped a two-liter bottle of his mom's homemade lemon-garlic salad dressing from his refrigerator.

Curran W. "Cub" Harvey Jr., former president of T. Rowe Price Associates Inc. who later was a founder of New Enterprise Associates, a venture capital firm, died Sunday of pneumonia at Naples Community Hospital in Naples, Fla. He was 84.

With momentum building for higher hourly pay in Maryland, Rep. John K. Delaney, a co-sponsor of a federal minimum wage bill and a former CEO, urged Baltimore-area business leaders Thursday to have a voice in a measure he said is long overdue

Upper Chesapeake Health officially merged with the University of Maryland Medical Systems this week, changing its name to "University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health" and effectively ending local control of the longtime hospital institution in Harford County.

The creation of a food hub in Howard County that will connect local growers with distributors was among a trio of farm to table initiatives announced by County Executive Ken Ulman Monday.

Howard County's new Conscious Venture Lab will be one of a relative few in the business incubation world specifically focused on what's often dubbed responsible or sustainable capitalism. But it joins a long line of efforts to encourage, aid and prod corporations to do good while doing well, a movement that has gained momentum and high-profile advocates in recent years.

Documents reveal behind-the-scenes trouble at Maryland health exchange

Shares in Osiris Therapeutics Inc. fell 7.6 percent Tuesday after the company announced that C. Randal Mills will step down as its president and CEO for personal reasons.

Gregory J. Smith, a sports consultant and former chief operating officer of the Maryland Stadium Authority, died of cancer Thursday at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. The Lake-Walker resident was 48.

Interview with CEO Matt Goddard of R2integrated

As parents of picky eaters know, there's no getting around some deeply ingrained eating habits.

In a surprise move, Men's Wearhouse on Tuesday turned the tables on Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. and proposed buying its rival for $1.2 billion.

With approximately 700,000 of our fellow citizens returning from our jails and prisons to our communities each year, incarceration alone is not a solution. We have to do a better job at making sure that those returning home from prison and jail are empowered to change and correct their course in life.

The H. Chambers Company has evolved from its Baltimore roots into one of the nation's premier private club planning and design firms. Rick Snellinger is the firm's president and CEO.

CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield said Tuesday that it would offer more than 55,500 individuals the chance to extend their healthcare plans for a year even though they don't comply with the federal Affordable Care Act.

The Department of Labor announced Monday that it has sued the former CEO of Baltimore Behavioral Health Inc. for violating pension law by failing to deposit workers' contributions into the company's retirement plan.

An ethos has developed in this country where executives, even those of taxpayer supported non-profits, are lavished with high pay, perks and bonuses while their employees struggle to make ends meet

The CEO of Men's Wearhouse told the retailer's financial advisors to review a merger with Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. and other potential strategies and present options to the company's board, according to a letter from Men's Wearhouse's largest shareholder.

One of the most important opportunities before Baltimore is attracting the next chief executive officer to lead city schools and its community partners in our shared goals of raising academic achievement for all students and expanding access to high-quality school programs in every area of the city and every grade level.

Baltimore biotech firm Alba Therapeutics said Monday that it has promoted its president to CEO.

Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. is not giving up courting Men's Wearhouse, despite encountering more barriers.

Interview with Michael D. Hankin, CEO of Brown Advisory

Senior cabinet members in the Baltimore City school system are being offered $10,000 to stay through June to assist with the transition to a new administration — a $70,000 expense that school officials say is the price of maintaining stability.

Legg Mason Inc. reported Friday it earned $86.3 million in the second quarter, a 6.8 percent increase over a year ago.

The NAACP last week named former U.S. House of Representatives clerk Lorraine Miller as its interim president and CEO while it begins a permanent replacement for outgoing leader Todd Jealous.

Karin Lundquist got hooked when she received her Kensie white skinny jeans in the mail. For Whitney Kippes it was the orange-and-gray color-blocked cardigan.

Solar is becoming mainstream in an increasing number of states, Maryland included. And it's not just about panels on government roofs, rising from expansive fields or atop environmentalists' homes. Corporate America has signed on.

"Robotic parking" might conjure up images of a far-off future. Wes Guckert of The Traffic Group is trying to make it a lot more common now.

The next Baltimore city schools CEO should lead with integrity, have compassion for students, and be politically and technologically ready to meets 21st century demands.

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake says Baltimore's schools need a strong leader like Andrés Alonso but one who's not wedded to the status quo.

Congressman's outrage at AIG head who equated criticism of pay to Deep South lynchings was more than justified but answer lies in industry reforms, not resignation

A small group of faculty and students at St. Mary's College of Maryland, the state's only public honors college, is advocating for a new wage structure that they say would keep tuition down by establishing a "living wage" for the lowest-paid workers and using a ratio to cap salaries for the highest paid

Kathryn D. "Kathy" Brunelle, a flight attendant who was also chief financial officer of her husband's company, died Monday of a stroke at the University of Maryland Medical Center. She was 44.

Alan and Lois Elkin chat about their Cockeysville company, Advance Business Systems, as it nears 50.

Two new circuit administrative judges were appointed to oversee the day-to-day court functions in the city, Baltimore and Harford counties.

Harford County human resources director Scott Gibson, who has served for seven years, will be leaving county government Oct. 1, County Executive David Craig announced Thursday.

The Baltimore school board will launch the first phase of its search for the next schools CEO with a community input campaign that will allow city residents and school communities to weigh in on issues and characteristics that they believe are important for the next superintendent.