Maryland's oldest television station, WMAR-2, has introduced a new newscast format without live anchors. This change is part of a broader strategy by parent company E.W. Scripps to expand an AI-driven, 24-hour streaming model. The station has... — read more 

Ryan Drew, formerly of Under Armour's Curry Brand, has accepted a new position at Wolverine World Wide Inc. He will serve as the chief product officer for the company's Work Group. This division encompasses several well-known footwear brands designed... — read more 

The asset management firm T. Rowe Price has again implemented workforce reductions. These latest cuts primarily affected global marketing and distribution enablement teams. The company stated these changes are part of an operating model review to... — read more 

Baltimore Gas and Electric plans to lay off 67 employees by next spring, according to the union representing its workers. The company cites a sustained lack of work, attributing it to proactive maintenance and leak repairs reducing the need for... — read more 

S. jobless claims reach 742,000 as layoffs remain high amid resurgence of virus, according to the Associated Press. As of last week, 18,440 people... — read more 

https://www.baltimoresun.com/politics/bs-md-pol-layoff-notices-20200803-3qoar6n42bfmdekyfcnl7u5f3e-story.html

15 classroom teachers to be laid off plus 100 more... Overall 1000 is planned to be laid off in the city of Baltimore... The Union does nothing. Sources: http://www.wbaltv.com/article/baltimore-city-schools-to-lay-off-115-staff-members/9961398 Video:... — read more 

Do people talk about this?

Anyone has a list of companies that closed or will be closing in 2017. I am interested in a list of layoffs and cannot find it anywhere. The MD state site has no info listed.

Annapolis Mayor Josh Cohen told city employees Thursday that layoffs are possible and likely during the next few months. Annapolis is facing a $9M budget hole.