Mother delivers baby in the middle of earthquake
She had endured 33 hours of labor when her baby's head finally appeared Tuesday afternoon. Then the floors at Greater Baltimore Medical Center started to shake, the blinds began to...
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In rough economy, Jos. A. Bank thrives
Most retailers struggled through the recession. Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. thrived. While other men's clothing chains were shutting stores and cutting costs in the face of shrinking profits, the...
BWI welcomes two new ‘healthier’ tenants
Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport has announced two new tenants it said will appeal to travelers looking for healthier options. Be Relax is now offering spa services at a 275-square-foot...
Southwest merger with AirTran combines biggest BWI rivals
Southwest Airlines' $1.4 billion bid for AirTran Holdings would combine the two largest carriers at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, cementing Southwest's dominance at BWI but possibly ushering in higher...
Getting best bargain really just matter of timing
The Super Bowl is approaching and you want to splurge on a flat-screen television even though you're worried it's the wrong time of year to find a deal because so...
Travelers are still pumped to gas up and go
Consumers might complain about hefty prices at the gas pump, but they're not letting the cost get in the way of going on vacation. Though gasoline prices are expected to...
Side deals raise ethical issues
Executives and board members at some of Maryland's most profitable companies have lucrative side arrangements with the companies they run and oversee. Edwin F. Hale Sr., the chairman, chief executive...
At Akwaaba B&B, curl up with writers
Author Walter Mosley's room is dark and mysterious with midnight-blue walls, black velvet drapes and lamps that shine interrogationlike spotlights across the walls. It's a room befitting the popular creator...
Commercial cash
It happens only rarely - a television show popular enough to anchor 85 million people to their sofas for an hour. But to the delight of advertisers, and General Electric...
Style guru’s outlook bleak
Martha Stewart began the next chapter of her stranger-than-fiction business story yesterday by thanking her supporters after appearing before a probation officer - three days after her felony conviction helped...