Author: Washington Business Journal

Baltimore’s grocery scene is poised to grow by two stores Wednesday. German grocer Lidl, whose U.S. headquarters is in Arlington,

A Mark Center office building in Alexandria is now set to be converted into apartments. D.C. real estate investment firm

Booz Allen Hamilton Corp. (NYSE: BAH) has found a new head of its national security business, selecting Judi Dotson to

The health system received unsolicited offers for the 5-acre property.

The newly-opened Thompson Washington D.C. hotel has sold for $120 million, according to D.C. public land records. The sale comes

Skyland Town Center in Ward 7 will be home to the first drive-thru Starbucks in the District, as well as

The expansion moves Merritt into its third state since the Baltimore-area company was founded in 1967.

A trucking and aviation services contractor for Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) will lay off more than 1,600 employees at its BWI/Marshall

Prince George’s County has pulled ahead of Montgomery County in terms of job creation, adding thousands more jobs than its

Patient concierge startup HelpAround has nabbed $6 million to help people with chronic diseases stick with their treatment. The Bethesda

BAE Systems Inc. will acquire business units from both Raytheon Corp. of Waltham, Mass. (NYSE: RTN) and United Technologies Corp.

Five weekends accounted for more than 20% of D.C. Airbnb hosts’ 2019 revenue, the hospitality company said Tuesday. San Francisco-based

Chuck Kuhn, founder and CEO of Sterling’s JK Moving Services, has bought a 305-acre farm near Purcellville from the co-founder

Busboys & Poets is headed to Baltimore. The D.C.-based restaurant-and-bookstore chain has plans to open at 9 E. 33rd St.,

The Pamunkey Indian Tribe announced Friday plans to develop a $350 million resort and casino in Richmond, Virginia, a facility