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• Opinion

A trade deal with China could put national security at risk

Without extensive changes in Chinese policy and law and tough enforcement provisions a trade deal will prove a hollow victory and risk national security.

• Business

Columbia-based Tenable inks partnership deal with Siemens

Tenable, a Columbia-based cybersecurity company, announced on Tuesday a strategic partnership with Siemens to develop security programs that will protect increasingly vulnerable critical infrastructure, such as oil refineries and energy grids.

By Sarah Gantz

Nov 7, 2017

• Business

Kevin Plank's whiskey company buys property near Sparrows Point

The whiskey company launched by Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank has purchased a 17-acre property near Sparrows Point for use by the distillery.

By Jeff Barker

May 6, 2016

• Maryland

Goats go green by eating invasive plants and vines in Towson area

A goat herd is doing its part to keep the region green, traveling to various open spaces in Baltimore and Harford counties to eat brush and invasive vines in wooded areas everywhere from an East Towson neighborhood to St. Paul's School for Girls.

• Maryland

MTA seeks $58 million for new MARC engines

The Maryland Transit Administration wants to spend $58 million to buy eight diesel locomotives for its MARC service to replace its fleet of electric engines, which Amtrak says it cannot repair anymore.

By Michael Dresser

Aug 8, 2015

• Education

UMD receives $750 million in software

UMD receives software grant worth $750 million from a division of Siemens Corp. — the largest donation of its kind for both the electrical engineering giant and the state's flagship school.

• Colleges and Universities

UMD receives $750 million in software

• Health

Lieber Institute expanding at Johns Hopkins research park

Three years after local officials made a $5.6 million bet to lure Lieber to the research park, the Lieber Institute has surpassed job growth goals set out for it and is expanding.

• Anne Arundel

Anne Arundel students build a better, or at least less problematic, crab trap

Two Anne Arundel County high school seniors have come up with a way to help tackle an issue that's been lurking for decades in the Chesapeake Bay: derelict crab traps that are too deep to retrieve and too problematic to co-exist with marine life.

• Amtrak

Amtrak rolls out new locomotives for East Coast routes

The first of 70 new energy-efficient locomotives destined for Amtrak's East Coast service were rolled out Monday morning from a California assembly line.

• Science

Baltimore educator awarded prestigious Siemens fellowship

• Howard County

Today's classical music comes to Columbia

You can expect the music to sound fresh during the Leipzig String Quartet's concert on Saturday, March 2, at 8 p.m., at Howard Community College's Smith Theatre. Like the sponsoring Candlelight Concert Society, this chamber music quartet often likes to introduce audiences to contemporary classical music.

• Opinion

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• Opinion

Obama's State of the Union address as prepared for delivery [Text]

• Howard County

County home to growing number of Chin refugees

Chin refugees are fleeing their native Burma and making their homes in Howard County

• Science

Clarksville: River Hill High senior advances in science competition

• Education

Anne Arundel schools excel with STEM programs

The Anne Arundel County school system has one of the most accomplished science, technology, engineering and math programs in the state, garnering national awards while ensuring that its initiatives remain available to all students, according to school officials.

• Education

Straighterline wants to help professors expand reach, while students save

Burck Smith is so far making good on his vision for revamping the way people pay for and complete college courses. His startup company, Straighterline, enables students to pay $99 a month for introductory college courses — and potentially save tens of thousands of dollars in the process.

• Education

Annapolis Middle teacher takes part in science fellowship

Annapolis Middle School teacher Beth Foster trumpets the importance of STEM programs for all students, convinced that science and math disciplines aren't, as she put it, "just for brainiacs."

• Middle Schools

Annapolis Middle teacher takes part in science fellowship

• Data & Interactives

Drone authorization holders

• Startups

The Interview: After WhoGlue success, Hardebeck focuses on Baltimore tech scene

Hardebeck sold company to Facebook last fall, now runs Greater Baltimore Tech Council

• Siemens

Facebook buys Baltimore company that sued it: report

• Opinion

Markets need government

Energy innovation: Those who think the federal government shouldn't promote innovation don't remember where Silicon Valley came from

• Opinion

Markets need government

• Siemens

Paul Goldenberg at a glance

• Business

Skills gap is the cause of USA employment problems

American unemployment is caused by a faulty eduction system that fails to deliver skilled workers.

• India

Skills gap is the cause of USA employment problems

• Amtrak

Amtrak acquiring new, power-saving locomotive fleet

• Siemens

Sticky situation: WhoGlue v. Facebook

• Siemens

A contest to cheer: Local students team up to save streams

• Siemens

WiMAX Watch: Cutting the Cord

• Sara Lee Corporation

Md. pursues foreign investment

• Golf

Hammond seeking senior breakthrough

• Roche Holding AG

Footwear giant tries to diversify

• Medical Research

Medical scans zapping insurers

• Medical Research

MedImmune an anchor for Md. biotechs

• Comcast Corporation

TiVo finds partnerships may be key to growth

• Republican Party

Give conservation another chance

• Barbara Mikulski

For ex-Mid, academy saga 'doesn't add up'

• Maryland

Partial list of victims

• Federal Aviation Administration

Optelecom edges toward big time Md. company hopes air traffic contract becomes springboard

• Siemens

Bell Atlantic to buy Lucent gear Phone firm will buy equipment to upgrade call switching system

• Lockheed Martin Corp.

Lockheed's prospects stirring on 2 fronts

• Siemens

AAI factory bending swords into dollars Transition: Amid the diminished demand for defense products, AAI Corp. is making light rail cars that will carry people between Glen Burnie and Hunt Valley.

• Scientific Research

Don't sacrifice R&D; Private industry: Bottom-line thinking is threatening research and development.

• Europe

RIGGING THE GAME Spy sting: Few at the Swiss factory knew the mysterious visitors were pulling off a stunning intelligence coup -- perhaps the most audacious in the National Security Agency's long war on foreign codes; NO SUCH AGENCY

• Mercedes-Benz

Maryland never had shot at computer-chip plant

• Alan Greenspan

Greenspan urges CPI adjustmentFederal Reserve Chairman Alan...

• Siemens

MCI plans to target Baltimore