The Annapolis-based private equity firm was purchased by Brookfield Asset Management for an undisclosed sum.
Navy Federal has plans to open 60 new locations, including 12 in the Washington area, by 2016.
The high-end Georgetown hotel is hoping to create a buzz among locals.
Street commerce regulations are creating new opportunities for vendors like Pedro & Vinny’s.
The company says it is actively looking for new locations in the D.C. metro area.
A year ago, BlackSalt began adding QR codes to its seafood cases and menus. It hasn’t been an easy sell.
The McLean-based company, which posted profits of $123M, says it will debut two new brands this year.
City hosted 17.4 million Americans and 16 citywide conventions; total tourism spending was $6.7 billion.
Room service is dead, Marriott executives say. Here’s what’s in.
Nadeau has been working for Marriott since 1977, when he started busing tables at one of the company’s hotels.
The District’s largest hotel has 1,175 rooms, 83 meeting spaces and a $520 million price tag.
After more than two decades in the making, the Marriott Marquis, Washington D.C. opens for business Thursday at noon.
First-quarter earnings rose to $172M, the Bethesda-based hotel giant reported Tuesday.
Two decades in the making, the Marriott Marquis, Washington D.C. opens Thursday.
Severn Bancorp, which has been selling off faulty loans, posted a 40% increase in earnings.
In its heyday, Potomac Video had 24 locations and millions in revenue. Now it is closing its final store.
The training facility is being updated to attract more private sector business.
More than 400 financial institutions around the world now use video teller machines.
Jeans can be a tough sell in suited-up Washington, says the founder of the boutique Liquid Blue.
Revenue, meanwhile, slipped 3 percent to $5.37 billion for the McLean-based banking giant.
Abha Bhattarai covers local banking, retail and hospitality for The Washington Post’s Capital Business section. Abha graduated from The Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, and has written for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, Forbes.com and the St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times. She lives in Washington, D.C.