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Fore! A municipal golf-inspired bar opens later this week above the Shake Shack in Logan Circle. The concept's developer...
01/15/2025

Fore! A municipal golf-inspired bar opens later this week above the Shake Shack in Logan Circle. The concept's developer hopes to replicate it elsewhere if this one proves successful.

As costs climb in all areas of life, employees are having to get creative to relieve some of their financial stress.
01/15/2025

As costs climb in all areas of life, employees are having to get creative to relieve some of their financial stress.

One of the D.C. region’s most exclusive private high schools has just landed a $60 million gift from an anonymous alum t...
01/15/2025

One of the D.C. region’s most exclusive private high schools has just landed a $60 million gift from an anonymous alum that is both the largest gift in its history and largest single donation ever awarded to an independent girls’ school.

Some hiring managers would rather use AI tools to fill a job — or leave it unfilled — than hire a new college graduate t...
01/15/2025

Some hiring managers would rather use AI tools to fill a job — or leave it unfilled — than hire a new college graduate to do the work.

A New York firm has acquired two Greater Washington luxury apartment communities for nearly a third of billion dollars.
01/15/2025

A New York firm has acquired two Greater Washington luxury apartment communities for nearly a third of billion dollars.

As part of the acquisition, CBRE is creating a new business segment: Building Operations & Experience.
01/15/2025

As part of the acquisition, CBRE is creating a new business segment: Building Operations & Experience.

Capital One is defending itself from the CFPB's claims that it cheated customers out of billions of dollars in interest ...
01/15/2025

Capital One is defending itself from the CFPB's claims that it cheated customers out of billions of dollars in interest payments.

Rand Construction taps prominent D.C. exec to lead operations >> bit.ly/40x0m6R
01/15/2025

Rand Construction taps prominent D.C. exec to lead operations >> bit.ly/40x0m6R

One of Compass Coffee's co-founders has sued the other with a long list of allegations.
01/15/2025

One of Compass Coffee's co-founders has sued the other with a long list of allegations.

The Tysons casino bill is back in Richmond. One hopeful developer has begun circulating details of its proposal, should ...
01/14/2025

The Tysons casino bill is back in Richmond. One hopeful developer has begun circulating details of its proposal, should the bill pass.

Could a proposal for a Tysons casino win enough popular voter support to pass a referendum? If it gets that far, get rea...
01/14/2025

Could a proposal for a Tysons casino win enough popular voter support to pass a referendum? If it gets that far, get ready for a fight.

Want to boost employee retention and get more out of your team? Avoid these six mistakes.
01/14/2025

Want to boost employee retention and get more out of your team? Avoid these six mistakes.

A Loudoun-based moving company has been relocating presidents for 30 years. Looks like it's got the gig again, as its tr...
01/14/2025

A Loudoun-based moving company has been relocating presidents for 30 years. Looks like it's got the gig again, as its trucks were spotted at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago.

Adventist HealthCare has identified the next president of its southern Prince George's County hospital.
01/14/2025

Adventist HealthCare has identified the next president of its southern Prince George's County hospital.

Congress has directed the GSA to sell a storied federal building as part of the government's ongoing efforts to offload ...
01/14/2025

Congress has directed the GSA to sell a storied federal building as part of the government's ongoing efforts to offload underutilized real estate assets.

Mayor Muriel Bowser has opened up the application window for a new incentive program aimed at converting obsolete office...
01/14/2025

Mayor Muriel Bowser has opened up the application window for a new incentive program aimed at converting obsolete offices to non-residential uses — or much, much better offices.

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2025 Best Places to Work Nominations - Washington Business Journal
2025 Best Places to Work Nominations - Washington Business Journal

Calling all companies! When you nominate your company for Best Places to Work, you’ll gain valuable insights from employee engagement results and the chance to be recognized as a leader in workplace satisfaction and employee well-being. Nominate your company by January 3rd before time runs out! bit.ly/4fJ8AOO

Why builders are staring down a 'cloudy' outlook for 2025
Why builders are staring down a 'cloudy' outlook for 2025

The U.S. construction industry is facing a number of unknowns entering 2025. Here's what to keep an eye on >> bit.ly/492u6Lq

Office conversions ramp up across America's downtowns
Office conversions ramp up across America's downtowns

Office conversions on pace for a banner year >> bit.ly/4eJok2u

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Living Well with Alison Starling

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Managers are on alert as workers seek extra jobs
Managers are on alert as workers seek extra jobs

As we approach the holidays, some workers are getting creative in anticipation of increased expenses >> bit.ly/3OnRI3r

Want to impress a recruiter? Here's how long you have.
Want to impress a recruiter? Here's how long you have.

Red flags for recruiters can derail a job application in a matter of seconds. Here's what they're looking for. >> bit.ly/3Cvgoog

How business owners can prepare for potential tariff hikes in 2025
How business owners can prepare for potential tariff hikes in 2025

President-elect Donald Trump has promised tariff hikes. Here's what experts say business owners should be doing now to prepare >> bit.ly/3Z2nnxJ

Property tax bills are on the rise, growing in these cities the most
Property tax bills are on the rise, growing in these cities the most

Property tax bills are on the rise, growing in these cities the most >> bit.ly/40HJzyk

Companies dial back on big pay raises post-Covid
Companies dial back on big pay raises post-Covid

Companies say they expect to continue their current pay practices in 2025 — but they are shifting gears when it comes to large pay raises. >> bit.ly/4eictIv

Job-hopping could shape next year's employment market
Job-hopping could shape next year's employment market

The unemployment market posted lower-than-expected numbers for October, and it could see a different type of jobs activity next year. >> bit.ly/3AgHK0I

Colleges stare down an existential enrollment threat
Colleges stare down an existential enrollment threat

Colleges face an existential enrollment threat, and it could get even worse >> bit.ly/40yNE8a

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