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Every conversation around quantum computing and its potential to revolutionize industries eventually circles back to two questions: When will it…
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Reagan National’s new security checkpoint buildings near their debut. Here’s a look inside.
Reagan National Airport’s new security checkpoints, designed to increase screening capacity and facilitate the movement of the airport’s ever-growing number…
Portion of Tysons’ planned Dominion Square site sold to car dealership owner
A portion of the Dominion Square West development has been sold, dashing the hope of any commercial redevelopment there, at…
Office-to-residential conversion moves forward in Old Town North in Alexandria
An office-to-condo conversion is moving ahead in Old Town North in Alexandria. Brookfield Residential said this week it has begun…
Massive Korean-style King Spa opens in Northern Virginia at long last
King Spa Virginia opens Wednesday in South Riding, not quite eight years after its Illinois parent first pitched plans for…
ULI chooses new head of Greater Washington chapter
The Urban Land Institute has chosen a new executive director for its D.C.-area chapter just a little more than a…
Here’s what could wreck quantum’s boom years, says tech entrepreneur
Following IonQ Inc.’s (NYSE: IONQ) launch on Wall Street and subsequent news that Berkeley, California’s Rigetti & Co. Inc. would…
Amazon exec to D.C. high school students: Thousands of tech jobs are yours for the taking, ‘in a few years’
Amazon.com Inc.’s message to high school computer science students is clear: Stick with it, and we can hire you in…
Microsoft, Amazon reach agreement on former AWS exec Charlie Bell, allowing him to start new role
Former Amazon.com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) executive Charlie Bell is cleared to start as the leader of a cybersecurity engineering team…
Richmond-based Warehowz is using AI-powered tech to solve supply chain and warehousing needs
Richmond-based Warehowz has launched an innovative self-service solution that taps into AI-driven technology to speed up and simplify the warehousing…
Another major law firm is on the move in downtown D.C.
One of Greater Washington’s largest law firms is building a new office in downtown D.C. Sterne Kessler Goldstein & Fox…
See which D.C.-area public companies had the biggest pay gaps between CEO and worker
It’s pay ratio time, and we’re here to show you which CEOs in Greater Washington had the biggest salaries compared…
Amazon updates its remote work policy for corporate employees
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) is effectively dropping its early January office reopening date, instead making the office return a team-by-team…
Here are the Washingtonians who made this year’s Forbes 400 list
Nine residents of Greater Washington cracked the new Forbes 400 list, a ranking of the wealthiest Americans who own assets in the U.S. — one that now requires a minimum net worth of $2.9 billion.
She maps D.C. and beyond, one neighborhood at a time. Defining the boundaries? That’s a process.
Torie Partridge, a former Army counterterrorism analyst and Arabic language analyst at BAE Systems, is founder of Brookland’s Terratorie, which…
Pentagon City retail center fully leases up after Covid shuttered some big boxes
Federal Realty Investment Trust has leased the last bit of vacant retail space at Westpost, the 14-acre mixed-use development a…
Developers offer first look at Old Soldiers’ Home redevelopment, one of D.C.’s biggest projects ever
The chance to redevelop 80 acres in Northwest D.C. doesn’t exactly come along every day, so it’s no small matter…
RGIII, QB turned analyst, sells Loudoun County home
Robert Griffin III has finally unloaded his Loudoun County home, nine years after he was drafted by the Washington Football Team and six years since he last played a game for the franchise.
UMd. launches group licensing program for student-athletes
Want to buy a University of Maryland football jersey featuring quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa or a basketball jersey featuring Eric Ayala…
GMU finalizes master plan for the expansion of its three main campuses
George Mason University has finished the master planning process for its three main campuses, moving forward with the final designs…
Reston Station lands $350M refinancing as work begins on next phase
A lot of real estate transactions cross our desks at the Washington Business Journal. We can’t devote full stories to…
Lockheed Martin’s top space exec announces retirement
The top executive of Lockheed Martin Space will step down at the end of winter, leaving a position he has…
Honoree: Christine Dingivan
When Christine Dingivan took her first job in biotech, she assumed she would stay a couple years and go back…
These 25 women are changing business in Greater Washington
For the past 18 years, the Washington Business Journal has honored female business and nonprofit leaders in Greater Washington with…
