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New Costco in Wheaton is open for business
The long and often contentious wait for a brand new Costco in Wheaton is over as the warehouse megastore throws the doors open for the first time.
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Stocks open high on Wall Street
Stocks are opening higher on Wall Street, a day after the Dow Jones industrial average closed at its second all-time high in a week.
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IT's top talent and the federal workforce
Schneider interview April 8, 2013
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Federal government trying to unload 14,000 excess properties
The government is struggling to unload swaths of property that have outlasted its usefulness, Federal News Radio reports.
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United tops in 2012 airline complaints
Airline passenger complaints to the Transportation Department surged by one-fifth last year even though other measures such as on-time arrivals and mishandled baggage show airlines are doing a better job.
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Facebook barges into Google turf with Home
Facebook Home, the new software that takes over the front screen of a smartphone, is a bit of a corporate home invasion. Facebook is essentially moving into Google's turf, taking advantage of software the search giant and competitor created.
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Arlington-based Rosetta Stone buys Seattle tech company
Rosetta Stone Inc., the Arlington-based language learning company, is moving to the cloud.
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LivingSocial co-founder to step down
Aaron Batalion wrote on his blog that he’s leaving D.C.-based LivingSocial to “pursue some new ideas,” reports the Washington Business Journal.
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Washington Business Report March 31, 2013
This week on Washington Business Report: Rocky McIntosh, Michael Lythcott, Peter Morici and Bryant Ruiz Switzky.
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Leonsis steps down from Rosetta Stone
The Washington Business Journal reports that the owner of the Washington Wizards and Capitals, Ted Leonsis, is stepping down from the board of Rosetta Stone Inc.
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Shuffle up: Table games to open at Maryland Live!
The long wait for table games at Maryland's newest casino, Maryland Live!, will end at precisely 12:01 a.m. Thursday.
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Washington Business Report April 7, 2013
Rebecca Cooper discusses bad unemployment numbers, the president’s new budget, sequestration and more with former Virginia congressman Tom Davis.
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Java blues? Caribou Coffee to close, convert shops
The Minneapolis-based coffee company said Monday that it is closing 80 underperforming stores and converting another 88 stores to Peet's Coffee & Tea sites, including ones in the District, Maryland and Virginia.
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Watergate gas station reopens with lower prices
After shuttering for more than four months, the iconic Watergate gas station off Rock Creek Parkway has new ownership and a new outlook. And greatly lowered prices.
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Making home loans accessible
Douglas interview April 3, 2013
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Will Facebook have a new home on Android?
Tsukayama interview April 1, 2013
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West Virginia Senate committee approves sixth casino
The West Virginia Senate Finance Committee has passed a bill authorizing a sixth casino in the state.
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Sticker shock: D.C. area one of least affordable for housing
If you think you're paying too much to buy a house or rent an apartment in the D.C. area, two new studies backs that up. One report ranks the area second only behind Hawaii in terms of how much a worker needs to make per hour to afford the rent.
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