You’ll be eating here soon: Forthcoming D.C.-area restaurants you won’t want to miss
The team behind Seven Reasons plans a fall 2023 opening for Surreal, the long-awaited bistro coming to Crystal City space…
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Inside Springfield’s new Whole Foods Market, double the size of now-shuttered West Springfield store
It’s amazing what one can do with 25,000 extra square feet. Greater Washington’s newest Whole Foods Market opens at 8…
See the largest CEO pay ratios at Greater Washington’s public companies
In the top 25 largest pay ratios for Greater Washington public company CEOs, you’ll find gaps of 100 to even…
My Story: Asha Sedalia Bruot on the good that comes with being different
Editor’s note: This column marks the end of the Business Journal’s “My Story” series, where business executives share personal and…
From Dulles to Anacostia to Silver Spring, here are 10 D.C.-area developments to keep an eye on
Even amid the gloom and doom of high interest rates, looming recession and so forth, property owners and builders have…
Here’s what graduates of Greater Washington colleges can expect in early-career salary
The median early-career salary for graduates of 13 four-year colleges and universities located in Greater Washington is $67,731, according to…
Federal shutdown threat prompts Navy Federal and other credit unions to offer interest-free loans
Editor’s note: The Business Journal is providing this story to all readers as a public service as the region faces…
Viewpoint: D.C. bike lanes column in Business Journal elicits sharp rebuttal
What does Washington, D.C., have in common with Portland, Seattle, New York, Boston, Oakland, and Rochester? That was the question…
Viewpoint: Want workers back in the office? Stop Connecticut Avenue bike lanes.
What does Washington, D.C., have in common with Portland, Seattle, New York, Boston, Oakland and Rochester? Surprisingly, all these cities…
Viewpoint: Here are 8 reasons to build the Washington Commanders’ stadium at RFK
Jack Kent Cooke was running out of time. He wasn’t well and he wanted to build a new stadium for…
Viewpoint: The good, the bad and the beautiful lessons of 17 years
Seventeen years. A heckuva long time to sum up. More than a third of my existence (ahem, no need to…
My Story: Nailsaloon’s Andréa Vieira says empathy can’t be a one-way street
Editor’s note: “My Story” is where business executives share their personal and professional backgrounds and journeys that have made them…
When can I get a Covid booster? Here’s what to know about fall vaccines
This fall marks the first time that vaccines will be available to fight the triple threat of Covid-19, flu and…
Viewpoint: The ‘metaversity’ is here — and you shouldn’t ignore it
Later this school year, a group of students at University of Maryland Global Campus will enter a crime scene as…
Viewpoint: Subsidies to Amazon in D.C. region don’t pay off as hoped
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) recently asked Virginia for its first subsidy payout of $153 million as part of the deal…
Viewpoint: Real estate apocalypse aside, the office is worth returning to
On a recent Thursday, I wandered from my desk to the desk of Dan Sernovitz, the Washington Business Journal’s senior…
An inside look at Washington Business Journal’s revamped LGBTQ+ Business Awards program
If you’ve been following the Washington Business Journal for the past few years, you may have thought we skipped our…
Winners named for the 2023 Capital ORBIE Awards
The Capital area’s chief information officers and technology leaders joined at JW Marriott Washington D.C. on July 21 for the…
My Story: Sarah Wells on empowering working moms
Editor’s note: “My Story” is where business executives share their personal and professional backgrounds and journeys that have made them…
Viewpoint: National emergency braking mandate is no overreach
There continues to be far too many people dying on our roads and highways. An estimated 31,785 people died in…
Viewpoint: Why I have much gratitude, and a gripe, as Washington Business Journal publisher
This is another column about gratitude — with just a little bit of attitude. I don’t take the hard work…
Viewpoint: D.C.-area business communities of color must unite amid Supreme Court affirmative action decision
Two days before the birthday of the nation’s first Black Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall (1967-1998), the Supreme Court rendered…
Viewpoint: Tourists are the answer to save downtown, not federal workers
Louis Kahn, one of the greatest American architects of the 20th century, used to talk to bricks. When he’d ask…
ORBIE Leadership Award recipient Aaron Weis on building well-rounded teams and what’s next in tech
This year’s Leadership Award recipient for the 2023 Capital ORBIE Awards has had a career full of achievements. He’s a…
