Lorraine Mirabella is a business reporter at The Baltimore Sun. She covers a range of topics including workplace issues, retail, consumer affairs, and financial news, with a particular focus on real estate, energy, and business trends. Lorraine's work has been featured in various outlets including Yahoo News, The Washington Post, and FOX Baltimore.
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Lorraine Mirabella predominantly covers local business and real estate topics in Maryland, particularly Baltimore. She frequently reports on government and private sector announcements as well as press releases, often citing data to support her articles.
If you have news related to business developments, property assessments, redevelopment projects or job market trends specifically within the Baltimore area or broader Maryland region, Lorraine may be interested in receiving relevant information for potential coverage. Additionally, if you represent a company making significant announcements or involved in local economic activities such as expansion plans or new ventures within this geographic focus, it could be of interest to her based on her previous reporting.
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Reisterstown Road Plaza has gone through several transformations since it was built as an outdoor mall on 50 acres in 1962. It was later enclosed.
By: Lorraine Mirabella
James Brinkley, former Legg Mason Wood Walker CEO, is one of The Baltimore Sun’s Business and Civic Hall of Fame members of 2026.
By: Lorraine Mirabella
The costs of taxes, housing and energy are making it harder for Maryland to attract businesses, as other states have launched aggressive campaigns to compete.
The costs of taxes, housing and energy are making it harder for Maryland to attract businesses, as other states have launched aggressive campaigns to compete.
James Brinkley, former Legg Mason Wood Walker CEO, is one of The Baltimore Sun’s Business and Civic Hall of Fame members of 2026.
The former Crown Cork and Seal bottle-cap factory in East Baltimore sold for $16 million to developers committed to expanding its flourishing arts community.
By: Lorraine Mirabella
Janitors and union members planned to protest Thursday at a downtown Baltimore office building where workers say they were fired for trying to organize a union.
By: Tinashe Chingarande
Maryland business leaders quietly urged Gov. Wes Moore to buy Preakness trademarks months before the state's $85 million deal.
The former Crown Cork and Seal bottle-cap factory in East Baltimore sold for $16 million to developers committed to expanding its flourishing arts community.
By: Lorraine Mirabella
The Maryland Port Administration acquired 17 acres near Dundalk and Seagirt terminals as officials plan for long-term cargo growth, more business and new jobs.
