• Technical.ly is giving away a trip package to Philadelphia in May, just in time for our annual Builders Conference and Philly Tech Week. Enter for a chance to win! [Technical.ly]
• The CEO at the Baltimore public company Rekor Systems CEO stepped down after less than a year on the job. [Baltimore Business Journal]
• Two companies merged to create the biotech company 11Three, housed at the University of Maryland BioPark. [University of Maryland]
• Baltimore's city government released a report about digital equity progress, which includes expanding its free WiFi network and building out tech training. [Office of Mayor Brandon Scott]
• Recast City, based in DC, created the “SPARK Scorecard” to help cities revamp business districts in all parts of the country through entrepreneurship. Its CEO has previously written about Baltimore's prowess in manufacturing. [Recast City/Technical.ly/Next City]
• Constellation Energy, HQed in Harbor East and the city's only Fortune 500 company, is the largest operator of nuclear energy in the US. Peak inside its nuclear plant in Southern Maryland, and here's a timeline of its operations. [Baltimore Banner]
• Gov. Wes Moore announced that a business-to-business tax would not pass amidst budget talks. [Maryland Matters]
• Consumer products developer and designer Lifetime Brands is establishing a distribution center in Hagerstown. [Maryland Department of Commerce]