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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.
New data shows that fear of losing a steady paycheck looms large in the minds of many in the workforce—so much so that they’re willing to make...
Back to school is here. For U.S. parents, that will mean about 296 hours shuttling kids back and forth to class. And that’s just the beginning.
Engaging in artistic, creative work is good for our mental health. But for creative professionals, there’s more to the picture.
From watercolor kits to paperback books, these grab-and-go bags are becoming a symbol of the growing digital detox movement.
A Virginia-based food manufacturer that makes prepared comfort food and bakery items said a piece of metal was found in one of the products.
Baltimore Is Giving Out 25-Year Tax Breaks to Help Revitalize Its Downtown Baltimore’s newly approved tax break is designed to encourage...
The professional networking site is giving users a new way to hide and report posts they believe rely too heavily on artificial intelligence.
New research suggests that LLMs like ChatGPT could shift the way people think on the job—with a catch.
More young women are starting businesses than those in older generations, data shows.
Peacock Premium will be bundled with eligible U.S. YouTube Premium plans beginning in early 2027.
During back-to-school time, kids are convincing their parents to pay for additional hauls based on what grade they’re in. For some parents, it adds...
The chatbot allegedly discouraged a Florida resident from seeking a potentially lifesaving treatment and drew from his religious beliefs to make its...
Dog and cat owners can now fill eligible prescriptions at more than 9,000 CVS Pharmacy locations, including antibiotics, insulin, and flea treatments.
These Businesses Just Launched a $5 Pickleball Pop-up in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor For a limited time, you can play America’s fastest-growing...
If your restaurant, cafeteria, or kitchen serves Pillsbury frozen rolls, check your inventory now after a major FDA recall.
While no specific restaurant chain has been blamed for the cyclosporiasis outbreak, brands whose identities hinge on leafy greens might be sweating.
Parents can register for the city’s first free ‘Parents’ Night Out’ program, with spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Flying in economy could soon feel less cramped as United unveils a new seating layout that replaces the middle passenger with a permanent table.
A new poll shows broad support for an idea proposed by Bernie Sanders, which could allow the public to financially benefit from the AI boom.
AI skills are no longer just essential for tech role applicants. They’re now on job listings across industries.
This weekend, there’s no shortage of red, white, and blue offerings from fast food chains—from burgers and chicken to coffee and donuts.
In a rough labor market, the youngest in the workforce continue to face the steepest uphill climb.
Sephora will reduce music, minimize strong scents and adjust in-store screens during designated quiet hours across its stores globally.
Workers who experience a creative drive after dark may benefit from flexible, asynchronous work models.
Olivia Rodrigo’s Sold-Out Music Festival Will Boost These Baltimore Organizations Two out of 10 nonprofits that will benefit from the Daily Chain...
A New Budget Airline Is Coming to Baltimore Less than two months after Spirit shut down, startup Breeze Airways announced it is opening up new routes...
The changes were supposed to take effect next week. Trump’s Education Department says it’s reviewing a judge’s order and evaluating its next steps.
The State of Maryland Just Bought This Iconic Brand for $85 million In a dramatic bid to keep the Preakness in-state, Maryland cut off a potential...
The 32-year-old political newcomer just pulled off one of the biggest primary upsets in recent memory. Here’s what to know.
Buc-ee’s newest store marks the chain’s debut in Arizona and its latest step in a rapid national expansion plan.
A new Hily survey finds that Gen Z and millennial daters are wary of people who use AI for personal decisions, relationship advice, or even wedding...