Money in Baltimore news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026
In Money in Baltimore on Wednesday, October 14, 2026: Guinness brewery closing and Sparrows Point tax break. Also: Baltimore County's proposed tax credit for the Sparrows Point shipyard is drawing public support; Higher gas and semiconductor prices likely pushed inflation up last month.
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- Baltimore County's proposed tax credit for the Sparrows Point shipyard is drawing public support.Capital Gazette
- Higher gas and semiconductor prices likely pushed inflation up last month.WBAL News Radio
- Baltimore residents are still waiting for lower prices as the Fed raises interest rates.WBAL-TV
- Retired Howard County first responders will receive a property tax credit.Firehouse.com
- Rental-income mortgages are helping revive vacant Baltimore homes, but fraud poses lending risks.citybiz
- A Maryland housing report shows a surprising shift in buyer behavior.Patch
- US home sales rose in September but slowed from a year earlier as mortgage rates and prices climbed.Baltimore Sun
- Guinness plans to shutter its $90 million Baltimore brewery.24/7 Wall St.
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