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Under Armour stock-split plan draws criticism

But a plan announced Tuesday to guarantee the CEO's personal control is raising eyebrows as the $3 billion firm pursues global expansion. On Monday, Under Armour's board approved an unusual two-for-one stock split that would create a new class of stock without voting rights and give owners of each existing share of common stock one new share of Class C stock. It would preserve Plank's control even as he sells off shares.

By Lorraine Mirabella

Jun 20, 2015

• Media Industry

Online marketer Jellyfish helps advertisers turn Google searches to sales

Internet marketing firm Jellyfish has quietly built up a $100 million business in Baltimore helping clients drum up business from Google searches.

By Scott Dance

May 8, 2015

• Features

Baltimore native Kevin Liles is a big hit in music and beyond

The Woodlawn High grad long ago reached the top of the music industry. Now he's making moves to expand his ventures globally

• Startups

The short history and big impact of the Emerging Technology Center

The Baltimore tech startup incubator continues to grow and shape the city's business landscape

• Millennial Media

Millennial Media shares fall after hours after report of widened losses

Millennial Media's losses widened five-fold in the second quarter of the year, missing Wall Street estimates and sending shares down 9 percent in after-hours trading.

• Samsung Group

Under Armour, Samsung may explore wearable fitness devices

Under Armour could join forces with smartphone maker Samsung Electronics Co. on wearable fitness devices, according to a South Korean news report

• Authors

Five Questions for business author Richie Frieman

Business author says bad manners can tank your career

• Television Industry

Five questions with Millennial Media CEO Michael Barrett

Millennial Media CEO Michael Barrett says he sees increased competition from Google and Facebook as a sign that the Baltimore company is doing something right.

• Google Inc.

Mindgrub Technologies moves to former Phillips site in Locust Point

Mindgrub Technologies has moved from Catonsville to the former Phillips Seafood headquarters in Locust Point.

• Real Estate

Drones hit home as local agents use sky-high technology to market properties

Real estate agents have long boasted of the lengths they'll go to market properties. Now, for some, the sky's the limit.

• Annual and Special Corporate Meetings

Millennial Media CEO ups stake in company, giving shares a boost

Less than a week after a grim earnings report sent Millennial Media's stock price tumbling, CEO Michael Barrett purchased shares worth $1 million, giving the shares a boost Wednesday.

• Computer Hardware

Millennial Media battling Facebook's emergence in mobile advertising

Facebook took a bite out of the Baltimore company Millennial Media's earnings and sent its stock crashing this week.

• Movies

Maryland native Duane Adler's first film as writer-director is multicultural

With "Save the Last Dance" and the shot-in-Baltimore "Step Up," Duane Adler established himself as one of the go-to screenwriters for 21st-century dance movies. But apparently that wasn't enough.

• American Academy of Pediatrics

Getting my daughter's ears pierced: The mall vs. tattoo parlor

Getting my daughter's ears pierced: the mall loses out to tattoo parlor

• Business

Millennial Media to put its stamp on Can Company in expansion

Mobile advertising company Millennial Media is plotting a major expansion that includes a deal to dub its headquarters the Millennial Media Center at the Can Company.

• Google Glass

Google Glass eyed for new assembly facility

VSPOne expects growth at its new eyeglass manufacturing facility in Halethorpe — including orders related to Google Glass. The company anticipates that the local site will make prescription lenses for the product after it launches sometime this year.

• Laws and Legislation

Email issues? Maryland officials opt to Google it

Roughly 54,000 state employees are switching to a cloud-based e-mail and scheduling system provided by tech giant Google — making Maryland the largest state in the nation to rely on the ubiquitous search engine firm for its email, scheduling and document sharing.

• College Sports

Lee Hull stresses family atmosphere as he takes over at Morgan State

Former Maryland wide receiver Torrey Smith sat in the first row as Lee Hull was introduced as Morgan State's 19th head football coach on Thursday.

• Business

Rising stock market buoys Baltimore firms

The banner year for the stock market brought good news to Baltimore money management firms, with leaders pointing to a rising tide that buoyed their funds and their companies' prospects.

• Arts and Culture

Theft case leaves additional documents at Maryland Historical Society

• Ronald McDonald House Charities

Like/Dislike with Amber Gaines, Ronald McDonald House volunteer manager

• Google Inc.

Google's pop-up store uses technology to tempt shoppers

Google has opened six pop-up stores in the U.S. for the holiday season, including the one at Westfield Annapolis, which will be open through Dec. 24.

• Google Inc.

Google opens store at Westfield Annapolis Mall

Google opens one of six pop-up stores around the country at Westfield Annapolis Mall for holiday shopping season

• Google Inc.

Google to pay Md. $1M over privacy breach allegations

Google will pay Maryland state government $1 million as part of a $17 million, 37-state settlement for collecting information on consumers' Internet browsing activity without their consent.

• Entertainment

Headline goes here and fills the space

When aspiring filmmaker Austin Chapman was finally able to choose the soundtracks for his movies, he went on a musical binge.

• Arts and Culture

AVAM's 'Human, Soul & Machine' explores technology's power

• Newspapers

Baltimore City Paper up for sale

The owner of the Baltimore City Paper said Monday that it's looking to sell as it focuses on the media market near its Pennsylvania base.

• Google Inc.

Things to know for Friday

• Advertising

Millennial Media shares fall sharply on news of deal, losses

Millennial Media has struck a deal to acquire Boston-based competitor Jumptap in a mostly stock deal worth at least $209 million, the company said Tuesday.

• Exercise Physiology

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• Breaking Bad (tv program)

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• Sports

Things to know for Friday

• Google Inc.

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• Religion and Belief

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• Google Inc.

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• Jobs and Workplace

Aberdeen Resident Wins SECU Scholarship

Aberdeen Resident Wins SECU Scholarship

• Google Inc.

Local astronomers to answer questions about arrival of Comet ISON

Comet ISON is coming -- but how close will it come to Earth, and will it put on a good show? Local astronomers are set to answer questions about the comet Wednesday afternoon.

• Google Inc.

Things to know for Wednesday

• Media Industry

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• Personal Weapon Control

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• Consumers

Maryland says Google privacy policy doesn't go far enough

Maryland and 22 other states say Google needs to beef up consumer privacy

• Google Inc.

Google Doodle honors Franz Kafka

Today's Google Doodle marks the anniversary of Franz Kafka's birth in 1883. Kafka, who was born in Prague, brought us memorable stories such as "Metamorphosis," the tale of a salesman who wakes up to find himself transformed into a giant bug. (Hence the creepy insect in the Doodle.)

• Demonstration

Things to know for Monday

More than a dozen firefighters in Arizona died this weekend.

• Google Inc.

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• Travel

Barcelona is in the mix for DJ Reagan

DJ Reagan MIX 106.5

• Music

Elmo's song: The soundtrack to my life

A toddler's obsession with "Elmo's Song"

• Google Inc.

Things to know for Monday

Surveillance and censorship and Jay-Z are on the Internet's collective brain today. Welcome to your post-weekend trends reporrt for Monday, June 17, 2013.

• Entertainment

Edward Snowden reveals his reasoning, another GoT batch ends, and 3D printing goes mainstream

American citizens from both ends of the political spectrum are rallying behind a former Marylander who has come forward as the NSA whistleblower.

• Turkey

Things you need to know for Monday

Good morning, Baltimore. There's a leaker in jail next door, Game of Thrones is a fantasy, and Turkey's flirting with anarchy. Welcome to your post-weekend trends report for June 3, 2013.