Sarah Meehan
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Baltimore, MD, United States
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The Pratt Street Ale House owners are opening a new tavern in Hampden
"That neighborhood has a lot of momentum going for it." → Read More
Proposed Harborplace redesign aims to add life to Pratt Street
Designers suggested doing away with the mall atmosphere. → Read More
Baltimore Running Festival sees same sponsors, fewer runners for 2015 race
Registration is down for the Oct. 17 event, which is still without a title sponsor. → Read More
Under Armour expects revenue to double to $7.5B by 2018
The company hosted about 100 guests at its Locust Point campus for its biennial Investor Day meeting on Wednesday. → Read More
Stadium Authority seeks new tenant for Sports Legends Museum space
The museum's lease expired in April and the Maryland Stadium Authority wants to raise the rent. → Read More
Under Armour is hiring czars to lead 9 sports categories
"It means thinking smaller, being more surgical with how we reach our consumer," Kevin Plank said. → Read More
Otakon 2015: BBJ's live stream from outside the event
The BBJ's office at 1 E. Pratt is a prime people-watching location during Otakon, and we're sharing that view with you. → Read More
Under Armour shares surge on footwear growth, full-year guidance
Shares of the Baltimore sportswear maker were up nearly 9 percent in mid-morning trading to more than $97. → Read More
Under Armour to open 40,000-square-foot gym in downtown apartment tower
It will be the third Under Armour Performance Center. → Read More
Watch David Cordish hand out $100 bills to Maryland Live Casino customers
"A hundred for you, a hundred for you, a hundred for you." → Read More
Homebrewers to open beach-themed brewery in Columbia
The founders are infusing Virginia Beach vibes into Maryland's craft beer scene. → Read More
Under Armour plans stock split
The move ensures CEO Kevin Plank will retain power over the company. → Read More
What Nike's new deal with the NBA means for Under Armour
The Baltimore sportswear maker will have to prove the quality of its basketball products if it wants to keep growing. → Read More
What Nike's new deal with the NBA means for Under Armour
The Baltimore sportswear maker will have to prove the quality of its basketball products if it wants to keep growing. → Read More
Baltimore harbor water is still disgusting, probably won't be ready for swimming or fishing by 2020
It received an F grade again on the Healthy Harbor Report Card. → Read More
11 pictures of Mount Vernon's new Ivy Hotel, where rooms start at $475 per night
The $18 million project stayed true to the original vision that the managing director had for the historic property. → Read More
Towson Hot Bagels wants to double its presence in Greater Baltimore
The chain is aiming to add three new locations. → Read More
Senior citizens want to know why Under Armour isn't making anything for them
There was one thing on the mind of many shareholders at Under Armour Inc.âs April 29 annual meeting. Sure, attendees wanted to know how CEO Kevin Plank plans to monetize the companyâs new suite of digital fitness apps, how the brand is expanding its womenâs line and when the companyâs next stock split will occur. But what they really wanted to know was this: âIs there any thought of… → Read More
Senior citizens want to know why Under Armour isn't making anything for them
There was one thing on the mind of many shareholders at Under Armour Inc.âs April 29 annual meeting. Sure, attendees wanted to know how CEO Kevin Plank plans to monetize the companyâs new suite of digital fitness apps, how the brand is expanding its womenâs line and when the companyâs next stock split will occur. But what they really wanted to know was this: âIs there any thought of… → Read More
At Under Armour annual meeting, Kevin Plank makes Freddie Gray protests a priority
There was a full house at the company's annual shareholders meeting Wednesday. → Read More