Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith will present bwtech@UMBC Incubator and Accelerator with the County's New Direction Award.

Bill Me Later Timonium, Maryland headquartered company that provides next generation payment service, announced that the firm is hiring more than 100 new workers in operations, customer service and information technology positions.

Students and independent game developers can win over $4,000 in prizes at the Health Game Jam, October 18 at the University of Baltimore.

The Baltimore Metropolitan Council (BMC) is sponsoring a regional procurement expo on September 16, 2008 at Martin's West in Woodlawn.

ViPS, Inc., a developer of high-end healthcare technology solutions to support federal agencies and commercial healthcare payers, has signed a seven year lease extension for its headquarters offices in downtown Towson.

RMF Engineering, a mechanical, electrical, civil, structural, infrastructure and aquacultural engineering firm, has signed a lease to move its headquarters to bwtech@UMBC, the University of Maryland Baltimore County research and technology park.

Danfoss, a U.S. division of the Danfoss Group is relocating to Baltimore Crossroads@95, the new 1,000 acre business park in eastern Baltimore County, Maryland.

Special offers given by Pikesville restaurants will give consumers the opportunity to save gas, time and money from August 4 – 10, 2008 during “ReDiscover Pikesville Restaurants."

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith and Councilman Sam Moxley joined Preston Capital Management for a tour and groundbreaking for Hollins End and Hollins End East Corporate Parks in Halethorpe.

MEDA has awarded the Baltimore County Department of Economic Development "Maryland's Best Economic Development Project " honors for the extension of Maryland Route 43 and Baltimore Crossroads @ 95 business park in eastern Baltimore County.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith today joined over 325 individuals from area businesses, educational institutions and government agencies for the “Managing a Multi-Generational Workforce," forum.

The Baltimore County Executive’s Regional Advisory Board for Business and Education is sponsoring a free forum titled, "Multi-Generational Workforce" on Thursday, June 5, 2008, 7:30 - 10:30 a.m. at the Towson University Center for the Arts.

Pevco, a manufacturer of hospital pneumatic tube systems, is relocating its headquarters to Baltimore Crossroads @95, a new 1,000 acre business park in eastern Baltimore County, Maryland.

Baltimore County's Building Investment Loan Program has approved a $60,000 zero interest building improvement loan for Friendly's Restaurant at 1579 Merritt Boulevard in Dundalk.

Baltimore County's Building Investment Loan Fund financed $1.114 million in building investment loans to 22 businesses within the County's Commercial Revitalization Districts in 2007.

ZeniMax Media Inc., parent company of Bethesda Softworks in Rockville, Maryland, is bringing a new online game development studio to Hunt Valley, Maryland.

Over three hundred health and healthcare professionals, game developers, government program managers, educators, and researchers will gather May 8 and 9 for the Fourth Annual Games for Health Annual Conference at the Baltimore Convention Center

The region's life sciences companies and training organizations have come together to provide a coordinated, affordable curriculum designed to provide training in key areasof laboratory, bio and pharmaceutical manufacturing protocol.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith celebrated National Agriculture Day on this first day of Spring with a tour of Hideaway Farms in Reisterstown.

Baltimore County's Small Business Loan Partnership financed a $500,000 loan for Frosty Refrigeration Company, used toward the purchase of a 10,500 square foot industrial building located in Woodlawn.

A $500,000 Business Growth loan from Baltimore County is helping expand capacity at Pharmaceutics International, Inc. (PII), a contract drug manufacturer in Hunt Valley, Maryland.