Author: Washington Business Journal

The investor group that backed Kiddar Capital’s acquisition of a Herndon office building entangled in a larger securities fraud case

After a five-year journey kick-started by a $31 million donation from Oculus VR Inc. co-founder Brendan Iribe, University of Maryland’s

The former CEO of the Human Society of the United States has also joined the effort.

The Arlington home of real estate developer Todd Hitt — who pleaded guilty in February to eight counts of fraud

Elon Musk’s the Boring Co. estimates a Washington-Baltimore “loop” would initially be limited to 1,000 passengers in each direction per

From its very first concert in October 2017, The Anthem at The Wharf immediately became a major presence in D.C.’s

Animals have invaded the first of two office buildings at the Capitol Crossing project being developed atop the Center Leg

The Institute for Defense Analyses should soon have the necessary funding for its long-awaited Potomac Yard headquarters. Alexandria City Council

The three-year effort to completely rehabilitate Beach Drive from Rock Creek Parkway to the Maryland line is entering its final

Change is afoot for a lot of local credit unions right now.

The sale comes a few months after Clyde’s CEO John Laytham died.

Every consecutive quarter for the last 10 years, Eagle Bancorp Inc.’s profits have grown — a fact celebrated in press

After rethinking the decade-old project, Howard Hughes is ready for the next bureaucratic step — but it waits on an

Alipay, a mobile payment platform from Chinese multinational conglomerate Alibaba Group, is now available at Capital One Arena. The platform,

Whittle School & Studios, the private school coming to the former Intelsat headquarters at 4000 Connecticut Ave. NW, received a