Commercial Real Estate

Famous Footwear to close Inner Harbor store

Famous Footwear is about to become the latest retailer to close shop at Lockwood Place. Read »

• Marshalls signs lease for Inner Harbor store
• Best Buy closing Inner Harbor, Hunt Valley stores

Manufacturing

Sparrows Point steel mill to be dismantled

The 123-year-old steelmaking industry in Sparrows Point was pronounced dead on Thursday by Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz and the next step will be dismantling the plant. Read »

• Sparrows Point: O'Malley's statement on sale of steel mill

Commercial Real Estate

Top of the List: Baltimore's architecture firms

A look at the largest architecture firms in the Baltimore area. Read »

• Top of the List: Baltimore's fastest-growing private companies
• Top of the List: Baltimore grocery stores
• Top of the List: Baltimore minority-owned businesses

Commercial Real Estate

Target to hire 200 for Canton store

The 135,000-square-foot store will be part of the planned Canton Crossing Shopping Center off Boston Street. Read »

• Canton Crossing gains approval for Target, Harris Teeter plans

Retailing & Restaurants

Md. restaurant sales expected to grow 3.7% in 2013

The National Restaurant Association predicts restaurant sales will grow in Maryland and across the country in 2013. Read »

• Charleston, Volt among best U.S. restaurants of 2012

Sports Business

CAA basketball tournament coming to Baltimore

The CAA is bringing its men's basketball tournament to Baltimore's First Mariner Arena starting in 2014. Read »

• CAA basketball tournament in Baltimore to bring 'renewed excitement' to event

Sports Business

Big Ten might keep Maryland off TV network

The fact that the University of Maryland and Rutgers are joining the Big Ten Conference doesn’t guarantee that their games will be on the Big Ten Network. Read »

• Loh: Maryland's Big Ten move to boost athletics, academics

Banking & Financial Services

Legg Mason 'moving as fast as it can' to find next CEO

Legg Mason Inc.’s directors are not talking about where they stand in finding a permanent replacement for former CEO and chairman Mark R. Fetting. Read »

• Legg Mason CEO Mark Fetting stepping down

Education

Hopkins, Stevenson presidents among highest paid

Johns Hopkins University President Ronald J. Daniels ranked 16th on the Chronicle of Higher Education’s list of top paid private college executives. Read »

Commercial Real Estate

Baltimore-area home sales rise 24% in November

Condos had the sharpest gain, up 50 percent from November 2011, followed by townhomes at 22.3 percent. Read »

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