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Dealing with the downturn
- While the U.S. gross domestic product increased 0.9 percent in the first quarter and staved off some fears of national recession in 2009, in the Baltimore area, April was another rough month for Realtors and retailers, while employers and employees have reason to be upbeat.
- While the U.S. gross domestic product increased 0.9 percent in the first quarter and staved off some fears of national recession in 2009, in the Baltimore area, April was another rough month for Realtors and retailers, while employers and employees have reason to be upbeat.
Public-private partnerships help developers ride out tight economy
- The national economy is at its lowest tide in recent years, but the largest Baltimore City projects have remained afloat through aggressive public-private partnerships involving major local developers.
- The national economy is at its lowest tide in recent years, but the largest Baltimore City projects have remained afloat through aggressive public-private partnerships involving major local developers.
Economy lightens up for spring
- While the economy undoubtedly cooled this winter, Realtors, retailers and employers hope for a spring thaw. Though unemployment statewide increased, housing prices dropped, which may take buyers off the fence, and retail sales improved.
Report: Baltimore colleges generate $17.2 billion for economy
- The Baltimore area’s 16 colleges and two teaching hospitals generate $17.2 billion a year for the regional economy, a report released Tuesday shows.
- The Baltimore area’s 16 colleges and two teaching hospitals generate $17.2 billion a year for the regional economy, a report released Tuesday shows.
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