A $484 billion coronavirus aid deal finalized Tuesday promises to breathe new life into two small-business loan programs that are […]
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Greystar Continues Student Housing Push With College Park Development, Acquisition
A busy intersection just off the University of Maryland campus is slated for a major mixed-use development as multifamily giant […]
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Maryland Lost Nearly 21,000 Jobs In March As Coronavirus Pandemic Began
Maryland lost 20,900 jobs during March as businesses shuttered and laid off employees due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Data released […]
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Fewer Than 1% Of Maryland’s Small Businesses Approved For SBA Disaster Loans
The Small Business Administration has approved fewer than 500 Economic Injury Disaster Loans in Maryland for a total of $105.3 […]
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Amazon To Expand Into Massive New Warehouse In Maryland, Shells Out $90M For 6-Building Warehouse Complex
Retailing giant Amazon.com Inc. is expanding in Maryland again, this time into a 1 million-square-foot warehouse in Baltimore County. The […]
Read moreMd. Lawmakers Take First Steps Toward Remote Meeting, Voting
With members of Congress locked in a debate over proxy voting, a rule change that would allow out-of-town lawmakers to […]
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D.C. Hires Contractor To Convert Convention Center To Healthcare Facility
The main convention center in the nation’s capital will soon undergo a construction project to turn it into a healthcare […]
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With 40% Of Maryland Restaurants Closed, Industry Calls For Dedicated $240B Relief Fund
As Maryland restaurants continue to feel the pain of dining room closures, an industry group is calling on Congress to […]
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Breaking: SBA Stops Taking PPP Applications After Funding Runs Out
The Small Business Administration’s $349 billion Paycheck Protection Program has officially run out of money. The notice, posted on the […]
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Maryland Lawmakers Discuss How To ‘Start Looking Forward’ In The Midst Of Pandemic
Maryland lawmakers met Wednesday and received an update on reopening businesses, new orders from the governor and the status of […]
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