Five of Maryland’s six casinos saw gains last month, boosting gaming revenue statewide to $146.3 million — a 6.4 percent […]
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Baltimore Commutes Again Among Nation’s Longest, Census Data Show
Here’s a spot on a top 10 list that Baltimore could do without — longest commutes in the nation. Newly-released […]
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Lerner Sells Greenbelt Marriott For $18M
The 284-room Greenbelt Marriott hotel has come under new ownership and will soon be renovated and rebranded. Lerner Enterprises sold […]
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Maryland Ex-Gubernatorial Candidate Hired To Prince George’s County Schools Post
A woman who briefly ran for governor in Maryland has been hired to a six-figure school post. The Washington Post […]
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Alexander & Cleaver Hire New Managing Attorney, New Lobbyist For Government Relations Practice
Alexander recently announced that Brian W. Hammock, most recently a vice president at CSX Transportation, would become the firm’s managing […]
Read moreHogan Breaks Bread With Bezos At D.C. Event But Gets No Word On Amazon HQ
Keep them guessing. That’s what Amazon Chief Executive Officer Jeff Bezos did on Thursday night during an appearance at The […]
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Baltimore Sues Transdev, Alleging It Overbilled City $20 Million On Circulator
Baltimore is suing Transdev Services Inc., the company that runs the Charm City Circulator, alleging it overbilled the city $20 […]
Read moreAnnapolis Lobbying Shake-Out Continues, Alexander & Cleaver Poised To Go To Court Over Departures, Partner Says
A rare breakup within a well-known Annapolis lobbying firm could lead to a rare lawsuit between that firm and its […]
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Kaiser Permanente Adding Another Local Medical Center, This One In Prince George’s
Kaiser Permanente of the Mid-Atlantic States is planning yet another medical center for Greater Washington. The Kaiser affiliate, now a […]
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Amazon Joins The D.C. Chamber Of Commerce
Amazon.com Inc. has joined the D.C. Chamber of Commerce, a move that further cements the company’s presence in a region […]
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