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Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer to seek reelection, quashing speculation of retirement
(The Washington Post) Rep. Steny H. Hoyer, a titan of Maryland politics and the former No. 2 leader in the House of Representatives, will seek a 23rd term in Congress. Hoyer, 84, a Democrat, plans to file for reelection Tuesday in a deeply Democratic area he has represented in Congress since 1981, and before that the Maryland legislature starting in 1967. “I believe I have more work to complete on behalf of my district, my state, and my country,” he said in a statement to The Washington Post.
Virginia congressional delegation calls for probe into selection of Greenbelt as site of new FBI headquarters
Virginia’s congressional delegationon Wednesday formally requested a federalinvestigation into how a site in Maryland’s suburbs was chosen as the new headquarters for the FBI.
Building Fruitful Career Growth Paths for Firm Leaders and Next-Gen Employees
The process for creating relevant, workable career growth paths that bear fruit and create an engaged, experienced culture of next-generation leaders need not be a daunting task to owners or future key firm players. It happens when firm owners and next-gen employees work well together, have open communication and set the expectation that growing into leadership is an evolving process that will happen gradually over time with a shared commitment toward progress.
Ryan Detrick: Making Sense of the Markets in Times of Turmoil
Ryan Detrick’s experience with the stock market goes back to 1999, during the dot-com boom – and subsequent bubble burst. “It was really fun, and everybody’s making money,” Ryan says. “… Then everything crashed.” But Ryan learned some valuable lessons from that crash, including that in times of market turmoil, not everyone stands to lose. “I realized, ‘Oh, my goodness, people made money on the way down,’” he says. “Not just a little bit of money, but a lot of money.
Maryland has $400 million plan for Commanders, but it won’t build a stadium
By Erin Cox, Laura Vozzella and Julie Zauzmer Weil The Washington Post | Apr 05, 2022 at 10:57 PM FedEx Field in 2020. ((Toni L. Sandys/The Washington Post)) Maryland’s incentive package to keep the Washington Commanders in Landover would spend $400 million in the area around FedEx Field, but it forbids building a stadium for the team.
Maryland has $400 million plan for Commanders, but it won't build a stadium
Maryland’s new incentive package to keep the Washington Commanders in Landover would spend $400 million in the area around FedEx Field, but forbids building a stadium for the team. The proposal, approved by a legislative committee Monday, is Maryland’s first public bid in the multistate courtship for the team and the economic boon a new stadium could create.
Building Relationships and Being Kind to Yourself with Nina O’Neal
In today’s episode of Framework, Jamie talks with Nina O’Neal, a partner and investment advisor at Archer Investment Management, as well as the founder of Female Advisor Network. Nina never expected to become a financial advisor. With a degree in English and a minor in creative writing, Nina saw herself as a writer, and financial planning was not high on her list of careers to pursue.
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