Local 'Shark Tank' startup opens restaurant

Local 'Shark Tank' startup opens restaurant

Happy Friday, all.

As usual, we have five of the biggest business stories for you this week, from former "Shark Tank" contestants to country club projects.

That's one story for every Ravens win so far this season, for those counting.

Let's get to it.


Baltimore company featured on 'Shark Tank' opens restaurant

A Baltimore startup whose vegan bacon won praise from the judges on ABC’s "Shark Tank" has now opened a carry-out restaurant. Curious about the mushroom-based barbecue dishes? | We have you covered


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$540M hospital project breaks ground

The University of Maryland Medical System broke ground on a new $540 million hospital on the Eastern Shore Monday after years of work and development. | More on the major project

Baltimore County country club to undergo $10M renovation

A Baltimore County country club is in the midst of a $10 million renovation while 300 homes are built along the course, too. | How the owner is making a push for younger members


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Zaxbys eyes push into Greater Baltimore

Zaxbys is entering the Maryland market and plans to eventually make its way to Greater Baltimore. The Southern chicken chain recently announced plans to open its first Maryland locations on the Eastern Shore, with more in the pipeline. | The scoop on the expansion

MCB's Bramble defends Harborplace plan in fiery interview

MCB Real Estate co-founder P. David Bramble went on WBAL radio Thursday to lay out a possible timeline for his firm's Harborplace redevelopment plan and respond to critics ahead of a city referendum next month. | What we learned


'A pivotal time': Health systems find new ways to combat staff shortages, gaps in care


Local health care leaders shared how their organizations are addressing staffing shortages and care gaps for an aging population. (Eric Stocklin for BBJ)

In this week's cover story, we run through the insights shared by leaders from The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Meritus Health, MedStar Health and University of Maryland Shore Regional Health at our Future of Health Care event.

How are health care systems attracting and retaining employees and using technology during a time of current and projected provider shortages? Here's what they said .


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