In Washington, business news means corporate mergers, shifts in the local market, startup funding and industry growth. This coverage follows the organizations and economic activities that drive the city.
The National Museum of American History's new exhibition examines how science, practitioners, and communities have shaped healthcare in the United States.
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Do you think the federal government has done enough to address healthcare disparities?
A GoFundMe campaign aims to repatriate a construction worker killed by a Metrobus in Washington last October.
The former Aretum chief growth officer has been named a senior partner at the Washington, D.C.-based consulting firm serving government contractors.
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Should university administrations prioritize student and worker input when modifying labor policies?
The university is launching a working group to evaluate its wage policies after students formally requested updates.
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Should local officials be empowered to temporarily shut down businesses linked to repeated public safety incidents?
The D.C. official seeks a temporary closure following a weekend shooting outside the 8th Street business.
George Washington University is recruiting an associate vice president to oversee finance, strategy and business development for its health enterprise.
Regular subjects here include CEO transitions, commercial property leasing, retail openings and trade association reports. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Major federal contracts and the regulatory environment create a distinct cycle of growth and investment unlike other regions. Large-scale corporate changes and evolving consumer habits are the two factors that influence these stories the most.
