Author: Baltimore Business Journal

The board of the Baltimore City Community College has selected an engineering professor and local higher education veteran as the

A planned Ring of Honor Wrestling Entertainment LLC show that would have taken place at New York’s iconic Madison Square Garden next

Gov. Larry Hogan named Jason M. Stanek the incoming chair of the state’s Public Service Commission in an emailed release

Tammy Beideman’s business, Sweet Elizabeth Jane, lost everything in the flood that ravaged Ellicott City’s historic downtown two years ago.

Herban Legends will join the ranks of 12 other dispensaries that have been cleared to open in Greater Baltimore.

A college counseling program at the Gilman School has been endowed with a $3 million gift from a private foundation

Inovalon’s office will close on Aug. 17 resulting in 70 people losing their jobs, according to a June 15 notification

A man barred from doing business in Maryland earlier this year is now facing civil charges from the U.S. Securities

Legg Mason Inc. CEO Joseph A. Sullivan’s compensation package increased 8 percent to $9.7 million in fiscal 2018, boosted by

College Park data technology company Immuta has raised a $20 million Series B round of funding, as it looks to grow

It’s been a big week for development in Baltimore. Work on Harbor Point’s fourth office building, which is set to

Starbucks plans to close 150 underperforming company-owned stores in dense markets and slow expansion of licensed stores in fiscal 2019,

The Army has whittled down to five a list of locations for new command dedicated to force modernization and readiness,

As the larger chain stores continue to focus on the newest and hottest games, re:gen co-owner Kat Huffman believes the

As Under Armour Inc. continues its quest to grab a piece of Nike’s dominant market share in basketball, another —