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Dr. James Patrick Connaughton, psychiatrist
Dr. James Patrick Connaughton, a psychiatrist who was the founder and first director of what became the Johns Hopkins Children and Adolescent Mental Health Center, died Sunday of pancreatic cancer at his Cloisters home in the Woodbrook neighborhood of...Tags: Peace Corps, Christianity, Social Services, Republic of Ireland, Employees
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State suggesting sweeteners to Constellation-Exelon deal
As Constellation Energy Group prepares to sell itself to Chicago-based Exelon, critics are advancing proposals to make the deal more palatable to Maryland customers.
The state's consumer advocate is proposing a three-year freeze on rate increases after...Tags: Shareholders, Labor Markets, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Economy, Business and Finance
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O'Malley administration: Commission should reject Constellation-Exelon deal
The O'Malley administration is asking state regulators to reject Constellation Energy Group's plan to sell itself to Chicago-based Exelon Corp. unless the companies provide greater assurance that the new owner can deliver reliable service to Maryland...Tags: Renewable Energy, Hybrid Vehicles, Court Preliminary, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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Constellation-Exelon merger hearings scheduled
Marylanders may comment on the merger between Constellation Energy Group and Chicago-based Exelon Corp. at hearings scheduled in Bel Air, Baltimore and Annapolis. The Maryland Public Service Commission will entertain public comment at hearings in the...Tags: Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Bel Air (Allegany, Maryland), Annapolis, Government, Civil and Public Service
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Solar home business shining in Maryland
It might not seem to be a bright investment right now, after weeks of seemingly endless clouds and rain, but solar panels are popping up on rooftops all over Maryland.
With government help in the form of tax credits and grants, companies making equipment...Tags: Renewable Energy, Public Employees, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Economy, Business and Finance, Solyndra LLC
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Constellation, Exelon shareholder meeting on merger set for Nov. 17
Constellation Energy Group and Exelon Corp. shareholders will have their say on the companies' proposed merger at separate meetings on Nov. 17, according to regulatory documents filed Wednesday. Along with state and federal regulatory approval, investors...Tags: Shareholders, Restructuring and Recapitalization, Court Preliminary, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Economy, Business and Finance
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EPA rule seeks to curb long-distance air pollution
In a sweeping move aimed at curbing long-distance air pollution that afflicts the health of 240 million Americans — including Marylanders — the Environmental Protection Agency is ordering power plants across much of the eastern United States...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Asthma, Chesapeake Bay, Connecticut, Metal and Mineral
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CEO pay on the rise again
The pay cuts didn't last long.
Chief executives of publicly traded companies in Maryland and across corporate America saw their compensation rebound in 2010 as profits came back and the stock market recovered much of the ground it lost in the recession....Tags: Shareholders, Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc., Human Interest, MICROS Systems Incorporated, Mayo A. Shattuck III
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Exelon seeking information for new Baltimore building
Exelon Corp., which has agreed to acquire Constellation Energy Group in a $7.9 billion deal, is seeking information on available commercial space in downtown Baltimore that could house the combined company's competitive power and "green" energy businesses...Tags: Business, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Economy, Business and Finance, Energy, Pratt Street
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How did Mayo Shattuck earn all that dough?
Constellation Energy Group CEO Mayo A. Shattuck III was paid $15.7 million last year. Wouldn't it be interesting to know just what decisions he made that were worth that kind of money? George B. Wroe, GlyndonTags: Mayo A. Shattuck III
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CEO pay costly to U.S. global competitiveness
If anyone is wondering why American jobs are being shipped overseas "because the costs are lower," you need only look at what we are paying our CEOs versus what over countries are paying theirs. According to a recent letter writer, while we are paying our...Tags: Under Armour Inc., CEO Pay, Corporate Officers, Mayo A. Shattuck III, Kevin Plank
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CEO pay: Let them eat golf balls
The latest news on executive pay at publicly traded companies is good — if you happen to be a CEO, that is. Reflecting the national trend, at least 14 highly-paid chief executives of 19 companies surveyed in the Baltimore region saw fatter paychecks...Tags: Shareholders, Consumer Confidence, Elections, Mayo A. Shattuck III, Economy, Business and Finance
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