Washington Business Journal

The University of Maryland received high marks for the salaries its alumni make — an average of $55,700 a year — as well as for being relatively affordable.

The theater company recently unveiled new plans for a development at 501 Eye St. SW and is looking to submit a planned unit development application in the weeks ahead.

Two apartment buildings within The Wharf on the Southwest D.C. waterfront, totaling nearly 650 units between them, will begin leasing, by appointment only, on May 15. Both are expected to welcome their first tenants in the fall, if not sooner.

An investigation into conditions at the D.C. Veterans Affairs Medical Center uncovered equipment shortages and supplies being stored in dirty conditions. The serious lapses placed patients at risk and led to the removal of the center’s director.

The founders of D.C. startup Guard Llama, a personal device designed to connect people to emergency help faster than a 911 call, made it onto the ABC series to pitch their business to its panel of celebrity investors. The episode airs Friday.

Fresh Baguette, the Bethesda favorite that opened in 2013, is opening its first D.C. location on Wisconsin Avenue.

Iomaxis is embarking on a $3.8 million expansion that is expected to create 555 jobs in Fairfax County, Virginia.

Throwing an epic inaugural ball is a lot like planning a wedding — but with thousands of high-profile guests inside a presidential security zone during one of the busiest weekends in D.C.

Greater Washington has some noteworthy homes: famous rowhouses, grandiose mansions, historic cottages— you name it. But the list wouldn’t be complete without a unique Bethesda residence called “Treetops Greenhouse.”

The next time you are stuck in gridlock traffic or waiting in an interminable line at the DMV, ask yourself – what would this be like with 1 million more people? Answer? Just wait a few years and find out.

Officials with Gaithersburg-based Novavax Inc. said Wednesday they will lay off 30 percent of their workforce as they scramble to rework the company’s pipeline following a failed phase 3 clinical trial of its lead respiratory syncytial virus vaccine candidate for older adults.

Amtrak has plans in motion to get you up and down the East Coast even faster.

The Tax Foundation used price and household consumption data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis to show how much $100 can buy you in every state, relative to the national average.

Uber-popular burger chain Shake Shack is continuing its quest for D.C. burger domination, with a new location planned for the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood.

Miss World is expected to announce soon that Washington will host its 2016 pageant, and all eyes point to National Harbor in Prince George’s County as the likely venue.

The D.C. Chamber of Commerce said Friday afternoon its search for a new president and CEO will go on.

When it comes to the admiration of employees, several Greater Washington companies do better than Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg or Apple’s…

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has selected a Providence, Rhode Island-based developer to transform a surface parking lot by…

Aquicore, a D.C. energy software startup incubated by 1776, just closed a $5 million round of Series A funding. The…

Chip Paucek thinks one of the secrets to a strong corporate culture may just be found around a mirrored disco ball.

Whether it’s the promise of a new D.C. United stadium, the inevitable outgrowth of Capitol Riverfront to the west or…

Publix, a Florida-based grocer with a cult-like following in the south, has hired a local broker and appears to ready…

Roads? Where these cars are going, they don’t need roads. DeLorean Motor Company CEO Stephen Wynne recently told KPRC in…