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From six months’ pay to workers keeping their MacBooks, the company is taking a different approach to layoffs than the ones we’re used to.
Romantic AI chatbots have attracted enormous interest, but Apple’s new rules could make some of these increasingly popular apps harder for minors to...
A new report by Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee points out there are only four women current in Cabinet positions, among other...
Equifax has agreed to a $100 million class action settlement involving inaccurate credit information. Eligible consumers have until December 28 to...
Palmer Luckey’s Anduril Is Turning a Former Maryland Steel Mill Into a $6.6 Billion Defense Hub Luckey and Anduril’s Arsenal-2 could reshape both...
A new survey breaks down who dislikes their jobs the most, who pretends like they don’t, and how it all actually plays out.
One company is looking for someone to spend 30 days making chitchat with strangers.
It often means more work, but a new study found that freedom and autonomy can do wonders for your health.
Lance Oppenheim sent Nathan Fielder an unprompted email, and the rest is history. It’s also a valuable lesson in being entrepreneurial.
Keeping secret roles on the side used to be a no-no. But it’s becoming increasingly popular—and normalized.
On the Today show, chief executive Andrew Cathy repeatedly evaded questioning regarding the chain’s longest-running controversy.
In the wake of the Cornell lawsuit that has dominated headlines recently, the storied sketch comedy show seems to have lost the art of reading the...
A College Mascot Turned an $11 Craft Lager Into a Maryland Stadium’s Top Beer Terrapin fans spent nearly $239,000 on a locally brewed lager that’s...
A new survey of nearly 9,500 customers reveals an unexpected winner, with one family-owned Midwestern chain outperforming some of the country’s...
Alabama and Florida declared states of emergency on Thursday as the storm strengthened. These online tracking tools let you stay up to date.
Guinness Is Closing Its $90 Million Baltimore Brewery. It’s Not Because the Brand Is Shrinking The Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore is...
Americans expect to spend an average of $285 per household on Halloween this year, and some are turning to BNPL to cover the bill.
The latest wave of cuts is the latest since Bob Iger’s successor took over as chief executive in March.
A Maryland Tech Company Just Launched a $200 Million Fund to Invest in AI Startups and Data Center Tech Ciena plans to invest in startups in areas...
Companies increasingly have access to enormous amounts of consumer data, and AI is making it easier to determine exactly how much individual shoppers...
When male managers have daughters, women are hired more, promoted more, and earn more.
This Baltimore Airport Restaurant Says It Was Promised a 10-Year Lease. Now It’s Suing to Stay Open Customers have sent more than 1,000 letters to...
The music streamer’s new Taste Profile lets listeners use everyday language to ask for more or less of certain artists, genres, and vibes.
The limited-edition $22 fragrance promises to make you smell like one of Halloween’s most divisive candies.
This Fast-Growing Florida Healthy Food Chain Is Coming to Maryland The chain just opened its first Maryland store and plans for more as demand for...
With cameras, AI, and real-time feedback, usmile’s new toothbrush aims to make oral health a little less mysterious.
Forget daycare and college savings. A new survey finds one everyday expense is putting an especially big dent in family budgets.
Free dates are gaining traction among younger Americans as nearly half of singles say going out for a date is no longer financially worth it.
The Postal Service’s newest stamps arrive October 6, but they’ll be priced higher than a book of standard Forever stamps for an important reason.
A new report offers a demographic portrait of the typical billionaire: male, 71 years old, and getting richer by the minute.
The lingerie and beauty retailer is rethinking its physical footprint while investing in a new generation of stores designed to attract younger...
Groceries, utilities, and transportation are creating more financial pressure than travel or back-to-school shopping, new data shows.
Baltimore’s The Local Fry Is Expanding Nationally by Making Its Menu More Local The move to Texas makes the Baltimore-based fast casual chain the...
The new PeopleFinders service taps into a common dating habit: digging into a match’s online past before meeting up.
The recalled products may be contaminated with Salmonella, which can cause diarrhea, fever and stomach cramps and, in some cases, serious illness.
Still dealing with public fallout from its latest controversy, the retail giant is betting on nostalgia for a once-ubiquitous apparel brand.
This Baltimore Fitness Group Just Closed Half Its F45 Gyms and Filed for Bankruptcy The bankruptcy filing details a costly error that set the company...
CEO and cofounder Arch “Beaver” Aplin III seemed to suggest certain preferences for where the company chooses to build new stores.
The site prohibits fundraising for the legal defense of people accused of violent crimes. In this case, the accused is not the intended beneficiary.
Clear Eyes Maximum Itchy Eye Relief is being recalled over sterility concerns. The FDA says contaminated eye drops can lead to infections and even...
And they may affect workers’ ability to get promotions, raises, and visibility.
Power Plant Live, One of Baltimore’s Top Tourist Attractions, Is Making a Bet on a New Addition The latest venture from Baltimore-based developer...
A new report shows that many job seekers are taking resume-fudging to the next level.
Millions of dollars are available to eligible Chantix buyers, but consumers have until September 14 to submit a claim.
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