Author: Washington Business Journal

D.C. restaurant owners are bracing for what could become their new normal — significantly increased labor costs in the wake

Accenture plans to create 1,000 jobs in Greater Washington by 2020, the company said Wednesday as it debuted a Cyber

Key story highlights: Northern Virginia Community College will begin offering a cloud computing degree with the help of Amazon Web

Inovalon’s office will close on Aug. 17 resulting in 70 people losing their jobs, according to a June 15 notification

The planned Loudoun development would combine with two other properties to meet the e-commerce and cloud computing company’s search for

The fund specifically targets small-to mid-sized buildings in areas such as Adams Morgan and Columbia Heights that have seen a

Pohanka Automotive Group Chairman John Pohanka and wife, Lynn, are selling their 4,000-square-foot Kalorama townhouse for $2.85 million — opening

La Bergerie, a shuttered French restaurant whose owners fought a legal battle to move its Old Town Alexandria location to

Key story highlights: The $198 million contract to build 30 Amphibious Combat Vehicles includes options that could be worth up

D.C. voters on Tuesday approved a ballot initiative to phase in a $15 minimum wage for tipped workers, rejecting an

Glassdoor released a list of its top-100-rated CEOs in the country, four of whom call the Washington area home. Glassdoor,

Street vendors who are currently licensed to vend in the District of Columbia will be able to set up shop

Washington tight end Vernon Davis has partnered with Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Mohamed Sanu to bring new Jamba Juice franchises

The Army has whittled down to five a list of locations for new command dedicated to force modernization and readiness,

Key story highlights: Washington is gunning to host a semifinal game of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The pitch has