business

Newly anointed Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer ignited a national debate over the merits of telecommuting after she demanded that her employees work exclusively from the office. We discuss the new Yahoo! Edict, and its implications for workplace culture with Sharon Kim, assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School who specializes in organizational behavior; and Ray Fisman, professor of social enterprise at Columbia Business School, and co-author of The Org: The Underlying Logic of the Office. Also, Rep.

Eliot Wagonheim focuses on three lessons from the business life of Steve Jobs that every entrepreneur should adopt as a mantra.

Eliot Wagonheim sheds light on the inconvenient questions that come up in business and challenges business owners to approach them with a new point of view.

How would Baltimore’s mayoral candidates change the business climate here? Plus, we talk with the trainer who's teaching an Assateague Island pony how to deal with people.  And YA literature's not just for young adults anymore--we hear why adults are diving in, as well.

How will the state’s re-arranging of subgoal for minority contracts effect business for those contractors? 1920s New Orleans comes to Baltimore in the musical “One Mo’ Time.” J.