Author: Washington Business Journal

InScope International Inc. recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after the company and its subsidiaries could not pay back

D.C. restaurant software company Hostme LLC has landed new funding to fuel growth into new international markets. The firm’s recent

The Rockville-based firm hopes to ramp up its presence in the commonwealth

Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. (NYSE: BAH) will remain in Crystal City, inking a lease extension and expansion for its space

As Comptroller Peter Franchot focuses on challenges to his office, craft brewing advocates have put forth their own reform measures.

We’ve heard it before: Female entrepreneurs have a tough time securing investments. So Allyson Redpath is building an angel group

CEO Mark Bishof said the company is hitting a new stride.

The Arlington home of real estate developer Todd Hitt — who recently plead guilty to eight counts of fraud —

Commercial and multifamily construction starts shot up in Greater Washington last year, making it the second largest U.S. market for

West Elm, the furniture and home décor store, is coming to Federal Realty Investment Trust’s Pike & Rose in North

This was not Bo Menkiti’s plan for 901 Monroe St. NE. The Menkiti Group and Horning Brothers tried, and tried

The vacancy left by Best Buy’s exit from Tenleytown will be filled by a retailer in D.C. expansion mode: Target.

Back in 2010, after years of ceding coverage to trade publications, the Washington Business Journal reinserted its voice back into

Welcome to one of the country’s wealthiest areas you’ve never heard of.

Six decades after opening, the Key Bridge Marriott still holds a place of honor for Marriott. Now, a new owner