DCNFL Dispute Could cost Maryland Millions
06/21/2011
My Fox Washington DCNFL dispute could cost Maryland millions ReutersFor each cancelled home game, Maryland would lose $2 million in revenue, he said. The state taxes the incomes of those working for the Read Full Article…
06/21/2011
ABC2 News Avoiding the traffic jam on the way to the U2 concert in Baltimore ABC2 News”You could be generating well over $5 million in gross receipts just from the ticket sales so this is a big dea Read Full Article…
06/21/2011
Portland home sales down 16%, prices drop 7% Bizjournals.com (blog) The Realtors noted prices for existing homes improved in Houston (1.6 percent), Miami-Ft. Lauderdale (0.2 percent), San Antonio (3.6 p Read Full Article…
06/21/2011
Arundel council kills exemption for dealers in secondhand guns Baltimore Sun The Anne Arundel County Council on Monday night soundly defeated a measure that would have exempted dealers in secondhand fir Read Full Article…
06/21/2011
NumisMaster.comPremiums Fall for Classic Gold Coins NumisMaster.com Two weeks earlier, the Long Beach, Calif., show experienced a noticeable decline in returning booth holders, which I attribute to the Read Full Article…
06/21/2011
This week in Baltimore football history CSNBaltimore.com 1958 — Ravens corporate sales/development vice-president Mark Burdett is born in Englewood, New Jersey. 1966 — In a series of trades, the Balti Read Full Article…
06/21/2011
An eight-month pipeline of homes waiting to sell (so far) Baltimore Sun (blog) Predicting how long a home will take to sell is no certain business. But here’s one statistic sellers and buyers alike Read Full Article…
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Posted by Carlos Sagastume on June 22, 2011. Filed under Maryland real estate.
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