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Vehicles will soon start rolling off ships at the former Sparrows Point steel mill in Baltimore County.

By Pamela Wood

Jun 7, 2016

The fact is, trade agreements are no longer really about trade, writes Robert B. Reich.

Addressing growing concerns over seafood fraud, a presidential task force called Tuesday for expanded enforcement and a new program to give consumers more information about the origins of the imported fish, crab and other seafood they eat.

By Catherine Rentz

Dec 16, 2014

Byron G. "Geoff" Tosi Jr., who was the semi-retired president and CEO of Albre Marble Restoration Specialist Inc., died Friday of complications from emphysema at Greater Baltimore Medical Center. He was 70.

Tamarian Carpets has come a long way from 1994 when founder Steve Cibor loaded a few samples of Tibetan rugs in his Ford Explorer and drove for days along the East Coast trying to convince retailers to sell the high-end, hand-woven pieces

Federal agents intercepted

Peter Morici says phony fixes for the impeding fiscal crisis could leave us worse off

Stimulus spending, temporary tax cuts and new health care mandates don't fix the structural problems that are holding the American economy back.

Mitt Romney can make the case that he will do a better job running the economy if he can show how he will deal with unfair competition from China.

Strong fourth quarter growth helped the jobs picture in December, but an unemployment rate of 8.5 percent may be as good as it gets, Professor Peter Morici writes.

Economist Peter Morici says we are already in a trade war with China; the only question is whether we will defend ourselves

UM economist Peter Morici says the president needs to go beyond tinkering with the payroll tax in Thursday speech

In a nondescript warehouse in an industrial part of Southeast Baltimore, a customs inspector finds the cast-off skin of the Khapra beetle, a South Asian insect that is considered one of the most dangerous plant pests in the world.