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Boston College signs apparel deal with New Balance, replacing Under Armour
Boston College has agreed to a 10-year deal with New Balance that begins June 1, replacing Baltimore-based Under Armour Inc. as the school's apparel provider.
Financial specifics were not available, but the value of the uniforms, footwear and apparel New Balance will provide makes it the largest deal of its kind for the Eagles. BC first signed with Under Armour (NYSE: UAA) in 2010 and then signed a 10-year renewal in 2015.
The school characterized the arrangement as worth 50% more per athlete,?Four-story apartment building in Clipper Mill gets preliminary OK after months of debate
The project had been rejected two times in the past by the city's historic preservation panel.Baltimore among five cities tapped for Rockefeller Foundation's $20M vaccine equity pilot
The Rockefeller Foundation will direct $20 million in grant funding to five cities, including Baltimore, to support community-level efforts to combat Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy and increase access for people of color.Shareholders push T. Rowe Price on climate change voting record
A group of shareholders believe T. Rowe Price's proxy voting record on behalf of clients does not live up to its public statements regarding climate change.General Assembly extends carry-out cocktail privileges for Md. bars, restaurants
The effort is aimed at tiding the bar and restaurant industry through a post-pandemic economic recovery.CEO of Maryland car dealership sells Miami Beach condo for $3M
The unit has three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a balcony with ocean views.Md., Baltimore health officials halt Johnson & Johnson vaccinations amid blood clot concerns
The Maryland Department of Health and Baltimore City Health Department have directed all local providers of Covid-19 vaccinations to pause the use of Johnson & Johnson's vaccine, following reports of six "extremely rare" adverse reactions.
Maryland and Baltimore joined a deluge of states and localities to call for a halt on J&J vaccine administration at the recommendations of federal officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration. The pause will?GBC's Fry: Baltimore mayor needs to spend $670M stimulus 'gift' wisely
"This is not the time to expeditiously spend to address a wish list of city agencies or pet projects of elected officials," says Fry, the head of the business advocacy group.ArcLight Cinemas in Bethesda to close permanently
The chain's parent company said it could not find a path forward coming out of the Covid-19 pandemic.Report: Downtown remains in 'flux' with 24% vacancy rate, nearly 7,000 jobs lost
The annual State of Downtown report offers a glimmer of optimsm, though.
