Washington Business Journal

Amazon’s Jeff Bezos is open to using some of his fortune to buy his way into one of the world’s most exclusive clubs: NFL ownership.

Long-standing efforts to turn the Annapolis City Dock into a more park-like setting are inching forward — at last.

Virginia will help fund some 31,000 new computer science graduates during the next two decades, with an eye toward meeting demand from Amazon.

Snyder’s Willow Grove Restaurant, an Anne Arundel County, Maryland, staple for 83 years, will close its doors by the end of January.

The Arlington T-shirt retailer had already seen a significant boost from the Nationals’ playoff run, but a seven-game World Series has driven sales.

The on-again, off-again Arena Football League is off again — the entire league is closing its team services and business operations in all of its local markets, including Washington and Baltimore, at least for the time being, according to league officials.

The operators of a large portion of D.C.-area farmers markets are combining into one entity under the FreshFarm name, the companies said Tuesday.

A D.C. panel is set to make a pivotal decision this week impacting plans to redevelop the Barry Farm public housing complex.

D.C. has a much richer baseball history. And it’s still alive at Howard University Hospital.

A College Park-based startup working to bring the world’s most powerful quantum computer to market has secured $55 million in Series C venture funding.

The museum set to open next month will include a physics-oriented baseball exhibit sponsored by the the Washington Nationals’ owners foundation.

Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington, Virginia, is finally breaking ground on its long-awaited expansion.

The latest HQ2 renderings show concrete curb delineators separating motorists and cyclists on the south side of 15th Street South.

Amazon.com Inc. is partnering with Howard University to give students hands-on experience and networking opportunities with entertainment executives and industry insiders in a new program that will start next year.

Beyer Auto Group will uproot its Land Rover dealership from its 22-year home at 2712 Duke St. in Alexandria

Target Corp. is scheduled to open its Oxon Hill store Oct. 20, less than a year after the Minneapolis-based retail giant inked a lease for the former Kmart location.

Sholom Harold “Doc” Friedman, the beloved owner of one of Arlington’s last independent shoe stores until it closed up shop in early 2016, died Oct. 6. He was 86.

Amazon.com Inc. is preparing to grow its brick-and-mortar retail presence along one of D.C.’s growing retail corridors: 14th Street NW. 

The Freedom Forum Inc. has picked America’s Square to serve as its interim home as it prepares to move out of the Newseum a short distance away.

Virginia Tech is looking to start building the first part of its $1 billion innovation campus — a 300,000-square-foot academic building — by August 2021.

Long-awaited plans for the redevelopment of the Park Shirlington apartment complex into affordable homes are now moving forward.

JBG Smith Properties filed plans with Arlington County to redevelop a half-dozen buildings in Crystal City near where it is helping Amazon.com Inc. establish its second headquarters.

A new food hall in D.C. is planned for the Anthem Row development at 8th and K streets NW, across from the Carnegie Library Apple Store.

Construction is about to get underway on a $250 million development that is expected to bring more than 500,000 square feet of mixed-use to Capitol Heights.