Washington Business Journal

A traveling exhibit that will include former Washington National’s star Anthony Rendon will debut at the National Museum of American History on Oct. 9.

Morgan State University is looking to bring a medical school to its Baltimore campus through a new partnership.

The International Spy Museum will change an exhibit that addresses torture after members of the Senate Intelligence Committee and the intelligence community said the exhibit was “sanitizing” the torture program used by the CIA after 9/11.

D.C.-based gelato powerhouse Dolcezza Gelato is raising money on the heels of an expansion into wholesale that has catapulted company revenue.

D.C. will hold a special election June 16 to fill the seat of embattled Councilman Jack Evans, D-Ward 2, who will leave the council Jan. 17. 

Maryland State Comptroller Peter Franchot plans to run for governor in 2022, he told supporters at an event in Silver Spring Tuesday.

Amazon wants to keep its second headquarters safe. And it’s looking at a variety of methods like incognito barricades and, oh yeah, “security robots.”

Fish by José Andrés, the celebrity chef’s seafood restaurant in MGM National Harbor casino and resort, will close by Jan. 15.

A modern flea market with roots in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is opening in D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood.

The Bottom Line and Shaw’s Tavern have applied for sports betting licenses, according to D.C.’s Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration.

Virginia made a big jump in national rankings of the healthiest states in the country in 2019, according to an annual report.

A bill introduced in the Virginia General Assembly would let more shopping center developments offer open-container access under the state’s liquor laws.

Amazon said its second headquarters has reached and surpassed its first-year hiring goal, according to the company in a post Friday.

The next big development on the St. Elizabeths East campus will ease the way for all the projects to follow.

Two locales in the D.C. area have cracked Redfin’s list of the most competitive neighborhoods for homebuyers in 2019.

Shoppers will close another location come January, this one in Kensington, according to the union that represents employees at Shoppers stores.

Frontier Airlines will launch flights from Baltimore to Miami and San Juan, Puerto Rico, on April 23. Flights to San Salvador, El Salvador, will begin on June 18.

Capital One Arena will eliminate all paper tickets starting in 2020, including for Washington Capitals and Wizards games and all concerts held at the venue.

Share Now, the car-sharing service formerly known as Car2Go, said it will exit the North American market early next year.

Organic grocer Earth Fare will close its Fairfax store, its only location in the region, on Jan. 11, a spokeswoman confirmed Wednesday to the Washington Business Journal.

A Senate panel is ready to let the General Services Administration move forward with potential new federal government leases and capital investments.

The company announced Tuesday it is giving “hundreds of thousands of items” to nonprofits, including Arlington affordable housing provider AHC Inc.

The U.S. senators stopped short of calling for a repeal of the Virginia’s right-to-work law, one of the top demands of local progressive activists.

Commercial real estate brokerage JLL is seeking buyers for the Manassas Mall in Northern Virginia.