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• Business

Columbia biotech company that makes skin substitutes is sold to a London-based firm

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. 

By Meredith Cohn

Apr 18, 2019

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Jointer Offers Tokenized Venture Debt Backed By Cross Collateral

New lending vehicle sets to provide access to $13.98 Trillion USD in locked equity on the blockchain. Former Vice Chairman of the Nasdaq, David Weild, "Jointer's new tokenization approach presents a better solution that has the potential to disrupt the real estate industry." Today, CRE lenders invest to receive 4%-15% returns variable to risk and usually without cross collateral. Utilizing industry expertise, AI, and blockchain, Jointer developed a low risk property lending solution for hard money, soft money, and mezzanine lenders which provides them high returns, instant liquidity, and cross collateral. Cross Collateral When it comes to ...

• Business

Legg Mason to close three exchange-traded funds

Legg Mason announced Wednesday that it would liquidate and close three exchange-traded funds.

• Maryland

What's closed Wednesday in honor of former President George H.W. Bush?

Here are the state and federal offices that will be closed for the funeral of former President George H.W. Bush.

By Lillian Reed

Dec 4, 2018

• Business

Williams Scotsman acquisition finalized

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.

By Sarah Gantz

Nov 29, 2017

• Business

Osiris restates financial reports to show $10 million loss in 2014

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

By Lorraine Mirabella

Mar 27, 2017

• Business

Baltimore-based Cerecor faces Nasdaq delisting notice

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.

By Christopher Dinsmore

Mar 6, 2017

• Business

Howard Bancorp raises $36 million in oversubscribed stock offering

The Ellicott City-based parent company of Howard Bank announced on Wednesday plans for the stock offering to raise $30 million.

By Sarah Gantz

Jan 27, 2017

• Business

Howard Bancorp plans $30 million stock offering

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.

By Sarah Gantz

Jan 25, 2017

• Business

Newspaper deal falls apart as Gannett gives up on Tronc

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.

• Business

Osiris Therapeutics receives deficiency notice from Nasdaq

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.

By Lorraine Mirabella

Mar 22, 2016

• Business

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

• Michael Jackson

Throwback Thursday: The top 10 songs this week in 1971

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.

By Jordan Bartel

Feb 5, 2015

• Maryland

How the Dow Jones industrial average did Friday

Summertime settled into Wall Street on Friday as major stock indexes drifted slightly higher going into the weekend.

• Maryland

Stocks head lower on Wall Street, led by banks

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.

• Maryland

Stocks end lower as traders sell blue chips

• Business

First Mariner says stock to be delisted in June

First Mariner Bancorp's days of publicly traded stock are coming to an end.

• 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.

• Business

Men's Wearhouse shareholder hires adviser to help push for talks with Jos. A. Bank

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.

• College Sports

Loyola officially joins Patriot League, ACC hits New York City

In honor of Loyola joining the Patriot League, City Council president Bernard C. "Jack" Young declared today Patriot League Day in Baltimore City.

• Business

Jos. A. Bank stock downgraded by Zacks

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.

• Media Industry

Investor distrust likely to rise after Facebook IPO debacle

Maryland brokers and advisors say Facebook IPO sours investors on the stock market.

• Baltimore County

Randallstown High unveils stock exchange classroom

Baltimore County's Randallstown High School unveils stock exchange classroom to teach fiscal responsibility

• Baltimore County

Randallstown High unveils stock exchange classroom

• Facebook Inc.

Facebook files for IPO, seeks to raise $5 billion

• NASDAQ

KEYW makes another cyber tech acquisition

• NASDAQ

Hopkins team to ring closing Nasdaq bell

• Opinion

Bring back financial tables

• U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

IPOs in Maryland: SafeNet the latest

• Washington

Clear launches in Baltimore today

• NASDAQ

daily briefing

• NASDAQ

Pepsi is reclaiming $45,485 in products from Magna

• NASDAQ

Global stocks take a tumble

• NASDAQ

Dec. manufacturing hits lowest level in 28 years

• Job Layoffs

'08 loss worst since 1930s

• American International Group

Q&A; Andrew Leckey

• NASDAQ

Markets storm back

• Federal Reserve

A roller coaster week

• NASDAQ

4-year low

• U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

SEC imposes ban on short-selling

• U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

Metastorm plans IPO to raise $86 million

• NASDAQ

Today's column: the oil bubble

• Warren Buffett

Bet on oil as the newest bubble

• NASDAQ

BUSINESS DIGEST

• NASDAQ

TeleCommunication sues BlackBerry maker

• NASDAQ

Index funds are good way to build a sound portfolio

• Bloomberg L.P.

Big investment firms expected to have a good year

• Mortgages

Credit card debt is ready to blow

• Federal Reserve

Dow hits new high

• NASDAQ

Stock market regains footing