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T. Rowe Price joins national trend away from ‘hot desking’

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By Hayes Gardner Verified
| Flipboard
4 hours ago There’s a llama and lots of glue sticks. Drew Barrymore might be known for her extensive filmography and daytime talk show, but here? In this corner of the internet? She’s known for her maximalist eye for design. This is the person who has dreamed up cheery furniture and appliances—not to mention she …
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T. Rowe Price joins national trend away from ‘hot desking’

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By Hayes Gardner Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
T. Rowe Price opened a sleek headquarters for 2,000 employees last year at Harbor Point. A year in, it’s rearranging the furniture. About half of the workspace had been dedicated to “hot desking” — flexible areas that one employee could work at one day and another employee the next — and half to permanent desks. But, after feedback from employees, many of those flex spaces were converted in June into assigned seats, mirroring a national trend.
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What a World Cup bid tells us about Baltimore as a potential MLB All-Star Game host

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By Hayes Gardner Verified, Andy Kostka Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Maryland state government recently launched an effort, dubbed “Moonshots,” to identify transformative economic initiatives. One such goal: hosting baseball’s All-Star Game. That might not be such a long shot. The Orioles are one of a handful of teams who have not hosted the game in three decades, meaning they’re seemingly on deck. And Camden Yards is in the midst of hundreds of millions in state-financed improvements, by far its biggest-ever upgrade, which Major League Baseball might want to reward.
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