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T. Rowe Price sees Facebook investment more than triple in a year
T. Rowe Price Group's stake in Facebook Inc. more than tripled in value as the social networking giant went public Friday. At the close of the market Friday, T. Rowe's investment in Facebook was valued at $695.8 million. The Baltimore-based mutual fund...Tags: Media Industry, Visa Inc., Mutual Funds, Ning Inc., T. Rowe Price Group Incorporated
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T. Rowe Price's Brian Rogers to become GBC chairman
T. Rowe Price senior executive Brian C. Rogers is to become the chairman of the Greater Baltimore Committee at its meeting Tuesday. Rogers, chairman and chief investment officer at the Baltimore money manager, has served on the GBC board of directors... -
Is 15% the new 10% for saving for retirement?
Sun SentinelIt used to be that workers were urged to save 10 percent of their income for their retirement. Now some South Florida financial planners are upping that to 15 percent. The reason: Most South Floridians won't qualify for a pension at their work so they...Tags: Personal Finance, Career and Workplace, 401K, Employees, Boca Raton
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U.S. employers posted 3.74 million March jobs, best in 4 years
WASHINGTON (AP)— U.S. companies in March posted the highest number of job openings in nearly four years, a sign that hiring could strengthen in the coming months after slowing this spring. The Labor Department said Tuesday that employers advertised...
Tags: Prices, Employment, Employment Opportunities, Unemployment, Career and Workplace
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T. Rowe Price managers met with Facebook execs Tuesday
As part of its public offering roadshow, Facebook executives met Tuesday evening with managers of T. Rowe Price, whose stake in the social media company could be worth as much as $637 million in the public market. Price owns more than 18 million...Tags: Media Industry, Companies and Corporations, Social Media, Economy, Business and Finance, Financing and Stock Offerings
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The investor: Business in, and of, The Sun
My first memories of The Baltimore Sun go back to 1982, when my wife and I were planning to move to Baltimore from Massachusetts. In the days before the Internet, home buyers turned to The Sun's classified ads to get their arms around the range of housing...
Tags: T. Rowe Price Group Incorporated, Real Estate Buyers, Mortgages, Finance, Super Bowl
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Hale is retired from bank, but he's not out of business
EASTON – Shortly before sunrise, Edwin F. Hale Sr. scatters decoys on the water, preparing for a day of waterfowl hunting on his Talbot County farm.
The day dawns cloudy, a good sign because ducks and geese fly low under clouds, Hale says, as he...Tags: Apple iPhone, First Mariner Bancorp, Baltimore Blast, Services and Shopping, Farms
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Sparrows Point owner considers selling plant
The struggling Sparrows Point steel mill could be sold within the next six months, mill owner RG Steel said Monday.
"We're not going to be specific at this time," said Bette Kovach, an RG Steel spokeswoman, as she confirmed comments by two company...Tags: Plant Openings, Bethlehem (Northampton, Pennsylvania), U.S. Department of Justice, Metal and Mineral, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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A comfortable retirement may take saving 15 percent a year
Sun SentinelIs 15 percent becoming the new 10 percent for retirement savings? Maybe so - but that doesn't mean many South Floridians will be able to save that much. "I think everyone wants to save 15 percent a year. It's just a question of how we can do it,"...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Employment, Miramar, Retirement, Politics
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Hotel-motel tax pool receives some welcome accountability
In one of the many attempts through the years to build a new Minor League Baseball stadium, state lawmakers tinkered with the county’s hotel-motel tax formula in such a way that the county could use this new revenue stream for stadium construction....Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, The Salvation Army
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Young investors show less interest in IRAs
Give anyone age 40 and older a time machine and they would likely go back to their early 20s — to open an IRA. That's because by 40, many of us have learned the miracle of compound earnings over time. We kick ourselves for not socking away even...Tags: Personal Finance, Stock Market, Finance, Retirement, Investments
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A six-figure reason for young workers to invest in a Roth IRA
My column today focused on a poll by Baltimore’sT. Rowe Price that found younger investors less inclined to invest in an individual retirement account this year. If anyone can benefit from a tax-sheltered IRA, it’s younger investors who have...Tags: Personal Finance
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