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Karen Hillsley and Jeff Meyer met at the University of Delaware; they were married in Ellicott City in May.
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A celebration of love and Orioles Magic for these Howard County teachers
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The Men's Wearhouse plans to end the contract that supplies tuxedo rental inventory to Hampstead-based subsidiary Jos. A. Bank, the Houston-based men's retailer said Wednesday.
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The Aberdeen area could soon get a new place to shop, and stay overnight, near the busy I-95 interchange at Route 22.
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This long-distance love spanned from New York to Baltimore
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Ceremony and reception honor the spirit of couple's late parents
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Small ceremony in Ellicott City made for an intimate event
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Silicon Valley software giant Oracle Corp. announced a deal Monday to buy Micros Systems for $5.3 billion, eyeing the Columbia firm for its niche supplying technology to hotels, restaurants and retailers around the world.
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Men's Wearhouse closed its $1.8 billion deal to acquire Hampstead-based Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. on Wednesday.
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Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc., likely a few weeks away from finalizing a $1.8 billion deal to be acquired by Men's Wearhouse, posted a $37.1 million first quarter loss stemming from merger-related expenses.
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The Federal Trade Commission ruled Friday that the merger of suit sellers Jos. A. Bank and Men's Wearhouse can move ahead after the agency found that the new company would not violate antitrust laws.
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The bride's love for water led to a nautical-themed celebration at the Baltimore Museum of Industry
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This couple's relationship took full bloom under the cherry blossoms
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Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. said Friday its CEO and president, R. Neal Black, earned $2.92 million last year, up slightly from 2012
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While this couple found love, their daughters found a new best friend
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This Louisiana woman and Fallston man found bond in country roots
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A summertime proposal in Ocean City led to a snowy ceremony in Bolton Hill
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Jos. A. Bank Clothiers saw its earnings slide in the fourth quarter as the menswear retailer attempted to fight off a takeover by Men's Wearhouse.
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Jos. A. Bank Clothiers saw its earnings slide in the fourth quarter as the menswear retailer attempted to fight off a takeover by Men's Wearhouse.
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The Men's Wearhouse Inc. hired a business advisory firm to help it merge Hampstead-based Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. into the chain once it acquires the rival retailer in a $1.8 billion deal announced earlier this month.
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'Saturday Night Live' skewered Jos. A. Bank this weekend, suggesting that the Carroll County-based company's suits are a cheap alternative to paper towels.
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Grandma, clutch your pearls because here comes the bride, in color.
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They both sell suits, but in consumers' minds Jos. A. Bank Clothiers and The Men's Wearhouse are distinct brands. That's an advantage that the two biggest menswear chains should strive to keep as they join forces in a $1.8 billion deal, retail experts said.
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The chairman of Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. will get a golden parachute payout of up to $5.8 million as part of the chain's acquisition by The Men's Wearhouse in a $1.8 billion deal.
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Hampstead-based Jos. A. Bank Clothiers will be acquired by rival Men's Wearhouse for $65 a share in cash, a $1.8 billion deal that ends a months-long hostile takeover fight.
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The purchase of Hampstead-based Jos. A. Bank by Men's Wearhouse will likely mean fewer jobs in Carroll County, where the suit company is the fourth largest employer.
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Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. moved a step closer toward merging with rival Men's Wearhouse, with an announcement Monday that the two men's apparel chains agreed over the weekend to exchange confidential information and evaluate a potential business marriage.
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Men's Wearhouse said Friday it is ready to meet with Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. to discuss a merger, a day after Hampstead-based Bank said it's willing to hear how much more the larger chain would boost its acquisition bid.
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On Thursday, Jos. A. Bank rejected Men's Wearhouse's latest bid, a $63.50-per-share offer to buy the Hampstead-based clothier, but in the first sign of thawing, its board has agreed to meet with Wearhouse to discuss a possible acquisition.
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Men's Wearhouse sweetened its hostile bid for Hampstead-based Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. Monday, raising its price more than 10 percent in a deal that hinges on the smaller men's apparel chain dropping its plans to buy Eddie Bauer.
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Eminence Capital LLC, a shareholder that's suing Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. for rejecting a takeover bid from rival Men's Wearhouse, accused the Hampstead-based men's retailer Tuesday of resorting to "desperate tactics" to protect management jobs by planning to buy outdoor clothing retailer Eddie Bauer.
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Fort Bragg was the meeting place for this Army lieutenant and combat engineer
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Hampstead-based suit seller Jos. A. Bank Friday acquired casual clothing chain Eddie Bauer for about $825 million in cash and stock.
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Jerry Seinfeld tells CBS Tuesday he finds the dueling takeover battle between the two men's chains hilarious
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As the prospect of a $1.6 billion merger between Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. and Men's Wearhouse dimmed, investors retrenched Monday morning, pushing down shares of both retailers much more than the broader market decline.
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A marriage of suit seller Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. and the smaller Eddie Bauer casual clothing and outerwear chain could give a boost to both retailers, offering complementary merchandise and customers for each and room for expansion online and into new categories, experts said a day after reports of a possible deal surfaced.
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Men's clothing retailer Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. is in talks to acquire the Eddie Bauer chain of stores specializing in outerwear and casual attire, the Wall Street Journal reported Saturday.
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Men's Wearhouse said it might be willing to sweeten its bid for rival Jos. A. Bank Clothiers in a letter sent Thursday to Bank's independent directors that also urged them to form a committee to reconsider its offer to buy Bank for $1.6 billion cash.
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Continuing to push Jos. A. Bank Clothiers to talk merger with Men's Wearhouse, a large shareholder identified the two men it has nominated to the Hampstead-based retailer's board.
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Jos. A. Bank Clothiers' board said Friday that it recommends shareholders reject a $1.61 billion acquisition offer from Men's Wearhouse, the latest in a tug of war kicked off when the Hampstead-based Bank tried to buy its larger rival in October.
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A large shareholder that is pushing Hampstead-based Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. to negotiate with suitor Men's Wearhouse plans to nominate two company directors at Bank's annual shareholder meeting.
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The German-based Fuchs, which manufactures spice concoctions for the food industry, is building a new North American headquarters in Hampstead, relocating its operations from Baltimore County.
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A large shareholder of Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. went to court Monday to force the Hampstead-based men's retailer to negotiate with rival Men's Wearhouse and stop Bank from acquiring another retailer to "sabotage" the Houston-chain's $1.61 billion hostile takeover attempt of Bank
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Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. is known for buy-one-get-two men's suit deals at stores around the U.S. and more recently for a heated, ongoing takeover battle with rival Men's Wearhouse.
