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Sale of one of Maryland’s most promising biotechnology companies, Osiris Therapeutics Inc., to a British medical equipment maker is complete, according to the Columbia-based company.Â
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Legg Mason announced Wednesday that it would liquidate and close three exchange-traded funds.
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Here are the state and federal offices that will be closed for the funeral of former President George H.W. Bush.
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The European parent of Williams Scotsman, a Baltimore-based modular space rental company, has completed its sale of the company to a Los Angeles investment firm for $1.1 billion.
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Osiris Therapeutics Inc., a Columbia-based biotechnology firm that had its stock delisted from the NASDAQ earlier this month, said Monday it completed a previously announced restatement of 2014 financial statements to show a bigger loss than initially reported
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Cerecor, a Baltimore pharmaceutical development firm that went public in October 2015, has been notified that its stock no longer qualifies for listing on the Nasdaq market because it's been trading under $1 a share for 30 days.
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The Ellicott City-based parent company of Howard Bank announced on Wednesday plans for the stock offering to raise $30 million.
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The Ellicott City-based parent company of Howard Bank will use the proceeds to boost the bank's capital for lending and investment, repaying debt and to support future acquisitions.
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Gannett said Tuesday it was pulling its offer for Tronc, ending a six-month pursuit of the Chicago-based company that owns the Chicago Tribune, LA Times.
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Osiris Therapeutics Inc., the troubled Columbia-based biotechnology firm that saw its CEO resign last month, said Tuesday it has been notified of a failure to comply with rules for listing on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
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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.
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This week 44 years ago, the Alan Shepard-commanded Apollo 14 landed on the moon, the stock market index Nasdaq was launched, "Love Story" was the No. 1 film at the box office and the following songs were the most popular in America, according to Billboard's Hot 100 chart archive.
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Summertime settled into Wall Street on Friday as major stock indexes drifted slightly higher going into the weekend.
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Banks and other financial firms tugged the stock market slightly lower Thursday as a mixed batch of economic reports and earnings results gave investors little reason to push the market up.
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First Mariner Bancorp's days of publicly traded stock are coming to an end.
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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.
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The largest shareholder of The Men's Wearhouse Inc. is once again calling for the retailer to resume merger talks with Hampstead-based Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. and hired a strategic adviser to help the effort.
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In honor of Loyola joining the Patriot League, City Council president Bernard C. "Jack" Young declared today Patriot League Day in Baltimore City.
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As Jos. A. Bank Clothiers prepares to announce year-end and quarterly results this week, Zacks Investment Research has downgraded the retailer's stock to a strong sell rating, citing the company's January warning that fiscal year profit will be off 20 percent.
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Maryland brokers and advisors say Facebook IPO sours investors on the stock market.
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Baltimore County's Randallstown High School unveils stock exchange classroom to teach fiscal responsibility
