Business

If you’re flying this summer, your best chance for an on-time flight could be Delta Air Lines, the third largest carrier at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. Worried about canceled flights? Alaska Airlines, BWI Airport’s seventh-busiest carrier, is a concern. Apprehensive about getting bumped off your flight? Maybe steer clear of Frontier Airlines, the sixth-biggest carrier locally.

An aging medical center that’s part of a larger development opportunity site in Silver Spring has changed hands. Avison Young announced June 6 the sale of Doctors Medical Park, about 98,000 square feet of 1980s-era, low-rise medical office buildings at 10301 Georgia Ave., for $15.25 million. The property includes two main buildings and a smaller one in between, plus parking lots on 4.8 acres about three-quarters of a mile north of the Red Line’s Forest Glen Metro station.

Maryland’s substantial government procurement economy comprises 18% of its gross domestic product and is primed to grow, but Maryland-based businesses aren’t benefiting enough, according to a Drexel University study released Thursday. Like the federal and state governments, Maryland’s local governments, especially its largest jurisdictions such as Baltimore city and Baltimore, Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, have their own procurement systems.

Fells Point coffee shop Daily Grind is opening its ninth location at Baltimore Peninsula in South Baltimore. Daily Grind will open in the new 2455 House Street building, which is also home to the CFG Bank headquarters. Daily Grind was founded in 1991 in Fells Point and roasts its coffee in Little Italy. It has locations at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins University, Saint Joseph Hospital, Greenspring Station, and University of Maryland BioPark.

I-Mab LogoI-Mab, the Rockville-based global biotech company focused on cancer treatment, Wednesday announced it has entered into a clinical trial collaboration and supply agreement with Bristol Myers Squibb to evaluate the combination of two drugs as a potential first-line treatment for patients with advanced Claudin 18.2-positive gastric and esophageal cancers.

A mammoth new industrial complex in White Marsh has signed its first tenants — and one will bring 10 indoor pickleball courts to the mix. Merritt Properties has signed deals with Dill Dinkers, Restaurant Depot and Sensi Auto to join White Marsh Interchange Park at 10301 Philadelphia Road near Interstate 95 and Route 7.

This week, Baltimore City said it was unwilling to wait any longer on the redevelopment that New York developer La Cité has been promising for almost 20 years in West Baltimore’s Poppleton neighborhood. In all that time, La Cité has completed only one project, a 252-unit apartment complex, on the up to 14 acres of land it was supposed to redevelop.