Author: Washington Business Journal

The backers of a proposed high-speed magnetic levitating train that would travel between Baltimore and Washington are working with Baltimore

D.C. health officials went on record this week about the obstetrics cutbacks at United Medical Center and Providence Health System.

Designs for the long-discussed Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial may never be unanimously adored, but the $150 million project — revised

Chet Burrell is retiring as president and CEO of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, the region’s largest health insurer, after 10 years

Trader Joe’s fans on Capitol Hill will soon no longer have to schlep outside their neighborhood for peanut butter pretzels,

The Loews Madison Hotel has sold and has dropped its flag. But unlike the Hamilton Crowne Plaza, which sold a

The developers of this project warned last year that the mix was going to have to change. Now we get

Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) is sharing video footage of a laser weapons system it’s developing that shot five drones out

Rental apartments will soon be added to the mix at Fort Lincoln, the growing Northeast D.C. community dominated by a

It’s time to meet this year’s class — more details to come.

Greater D.C.’s private companies forecast growth for this year — but at a higher cost.

The District has a new “roadmap” to guide its approval process for any future health care investments or construction projects,

Boutique hotel brand citizenM is coming to D.C. The chain, which has most of its hotels in Europe, will supply

Fish know something that we humans don’t when it comes to working smarter.

If you back out Virginia’s annual investment in Metrorail and VRE, that equates to a $370 million “profit” to taxpayers