Heading into the new week, Patch highlights the previous week's top business stories from across Maryland. Below is a roundup of those stories. You can catch up on other business news by clicking here.
The Michelin-recommended New York restaurant Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao announced it will be opening at The Mall in Columbia. One feature of the restaurant's design that patrons will love is the open-kitchen design where guests can watch chefs prepare soup dumplings.
Always Ice Cream Company is growing its footprint in Montgomery County, with a second location planned for Bethesda. Known for its rotating flavors, Always Ice Cream Company has been recognized for its innovation and has earned multiple awards.
CALM Healing in Marriottsville combines acupuncture with red light therapy, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy and shockwave treatments. The practice also offers specialized services for people dealing with arthritis, neuropathy and other conditions.
Lightbridge Academy will open a new center in Columbia in the spring of 2027, offering childcare for infants through prekindergarten, along with summer camps and programs for school-age children.
After serving Baltimore County for more than a century, Dundalk Florist says it will close in November. A sign at the shop's entrance says the florist will hold a closeout sale starting Monday.
Perfect for a healthy meal any time of day or a pick-me-up between classes for the college crowd, Berries and Bowls has enjoyed staying busy since opening in September.
The Sphere, a $1.4 billion entertainment venue planned for National Harbor, is one step closer to becoming a reality after the Prince George's County Council approved a financing package this week.
A new restaurant will soon replace a staple eatery that served the Middle River community for more than a decade.
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