Author: Baltimore Business Journal

Worcester County, home of one of the state’s top tourism hotspots, Ocean City, is by far the largest consumer of

Looney’s Pub will open a new location in Perry Hall, co-owner Bill Larney announced Friday. Larney said the new Looney’s

New York investment firm Deerfield Management is looking to bring more drugs, medical devices and health care products to market

When the Chesapeake Bayhawks unveiled their sweeping vision to build a sports and retail complex on the grounds of the

If Maryland’s projects are completed quickly enough, it would make the state a national leader in the offshore wind industry.

Under terms of the settlement, Wells Fargo, Philadelphia’s largest bank, has also agreed to compensate affected customers and improve its

Maryland’s unemployment rate continued to tick upward in March despite the the state adding 3,200 jobs. The state’s unemployment rate

“Without a PILOT in the city, you can’t make the numbers work,” developer Howard Brown said of the $100 million

Videology officials say they hope to reach an ‘amicable resolution to this matter.’

The troubled company that owns and operates the Baltimore City Public School System’s buses has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE: LUV) and CFM International — the manufacturer of the engine that failed April 17 on a

By being a resource to others, showing up to community events, sharing actionable ideas to improve the city, and simply

When Liam Flynn opened O’Flynn’s Crab & Cask House almost two years ago, he hoped the bar and restaurant would

More than 15 wineries have opened across Maryland since 2010, bringing the state’s total to 90. Four local wineries discuss

Far from seeing the cuts President Trump had sought, NIH was handed a $3 billion budget increase in March, boosting