In Baltimore, business news means corporate mergers and departures, regional market shifts, funding rounds for startups and the activity of local retail chains. Reporting provides a full look at the city's commercial and organizational landscape.
The Arsenal-2 facility at Sparrows Point will produce components for Virginia-class submarines bound for the US Navy and Australia.
Live Poll
Do you think the US should spend more on its military?
Baltimore City opposes a proposed surcharge that would apply only to city electric customers to cover rising underground conduit fees.
Live Poll
Should lawmakers be allowed to direct federal funding to nonprofits where they serve on the board?
The nonprofit faces scrutiny over audit findings as senators seek $1 million for facility upgrades.
Gianna Rodriguez and Dave Eassa will co-lead the Baltimore arts program for young people ages 14 to 25 starting October 22, 2026.
Live Poll
Should city-run public attractions be modernized even if it costs taxpayers money?
The 27th-floor observation level will get new galleries, interactive kiosks and an expanded gift shop after the operator reversed plans to close it.
Live Poll
Would you shop at a new Lidl if one opened near your neighborhood?
The German discount grocer has set a Wednesday, December 16 opening for its store at 5950 Belair Road in Northeast Baltimore.
Day to day, that means the latest on corporate growth, shifting market conditions, small business developments and the organizational changes impacting the regional economy. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Real estate development and infrastructure projects often dictate the pace of new commercial entry in the city. Large employers and the health of the maritime and logistics sectors remain the most frequent drivers of local business stories.
