Author: Washington Business Journal

A judge for the U.S. District Court for D.C. on Friday sided with the owner of a Shell gas station

The charitable organization plans to take stakes in three to five veteran-owned businesses a year.

Officials in D.C., Maryland and Virginia have initiated a series of talks about ways to collectively position Greater Washington to

It’s been a good week for Rosslyn. First came the news that Gerber, a Nestle subsidiary, would relocate its headquarters

It’s a switch from the 1980s and ’90s, when much of the new trophy building construction was taking place in

This year, the Washington Business Journal is pleased to launch our first Business of Pride Awards to honor Greater Washington

Edens is taking full advantage of its surroundings with its new regional headquarters. The developer behind Union Market and Mosaic

By Dianne Van Volkenburg, Principal Home of the Day is presented by the Washington Business Journal with Long & Foster

Nicholas Stefanelli, owner and chef of Masseria, will open a 12,000-square-foot, full-service Greek restaurant at Midtown Center, the new home

Maryland dispensaries are celebrating the cannabis industry’s biggest holiday with special deals, events and prizes offered all week long to

Some companies are being quoted 25 to 30 percent increases in future orders from steel producers. The end result: Either

There’s more than one way to the top of our credit union List.

The bank plans to expand by 400 branches in up to 20 new markets over the next five years.

Washington, D.C., is truly a city on the move. Our per-capita income is one of the highest in the nation.

By Rob Lacaze, Agent Home of the Day is presented by the Washington Business Journal with Long & Foster Real