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All Souls Tavern applying to serve alcohol across from school playground
New businesses are usually a good thing. But in one D.C. neighborhood, some parents aren't happy a new establishment.
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Gas prices still climbing, top $4 in D.C., 6 states
Gasoline prices rose again Friday and are now averaging more than $4 in six states and D.C. Oil had its biggest gain in three weeks and natural gas prices also rose.
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Hispanic Workers See Challenges, Opportunities In Economic Recovery
Hundreds of unemployed workers came to a business expo at the D.C. Convention Center - hosted by the Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce - featuring companies owned by or oriented to Hispanics. WATCH Mike Conneen's report.
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Yahoo suing Facebook over patents
Eight years ago, Yahoo made hundreds of millions after a settlement with Google over patents. Now, they're going after Facebook.
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Gas prices continue to spike nationwide
The streak of rising gas prices ended earlier this week, technically, but it doesn't feel much better going to the pump to fill your tank.
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They're in the money: D.C. area's richest people
Life is good for Ted Lerner, Jacqueline Mars and Steve Case - three of the 14 D.C. area residents who are listed on Forbes magazine's annual list of the world's billionaires.
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BP settles Gulf spill suits, expects $7.8B payout
BP agreed late Friday to settle lawsuits brought by more than 100,000 fishermen who lost work, cleanup workers who got sick and others who claimed harm from the oil giant's 2010 Gulf of Mexico disaster, the worst offshore oil spill in the nation's history.
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Washington Business Report March 4, 2012
This week on Washington Business Report: Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker, Peter Morici of the University of Maryland and Donna Evers of Evers & Co. Real Estate.
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'Buy Suitland' extends opportunity for community growth
Prince George's County's "Buy Suitland" program is offering a community a lifeline for growth and homebuyers a chance to gain incentives for buying homes in the community.
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Crowds swarm to nab new iPad
Apple’s newest iPad will go on sale Friday morning, drawing hordes of tech-lovers to stores in the D.C. region and across the world in anticipation of the company’s latest tablet.
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Washington Business Report March 18, 2012
This week on Washington Business Report: John Maxwell, Bill Ridenour, Peter Morici and Kate Andersen Brower.
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More pain at the pump
The District has one of the highest gas prices in the country, on average of $4.02 a gallon. The national average is $3.81 a gallon. In Maryland it's $3.83 and Virginia $3.72.
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7 On Your Side: Are you an iPhone 'throttle' victim?
Being throttled means the nation's second largest wireless provider actually slows down your phone by about 75 percent. And now some people are fighting back.
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Washington Business Report March 11, 2012
This week on Inside Washington: Neil Minow, Doron Petersan, Matt Smith and Tim Mak.
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Get ready: Newest iPad unveiling set for today
Are you ready for the iPad 3? Apple has sent out invitations to a March 7 event in San Francisco where it's widely expected that the next generation of iPad will be unveiled.
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Telework Exchange calculates the savings from working at home
Next week thousands of telecommuters will join in a survey called Telework Week.
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Costco's coming to D.C.
D.C. residents will be soon no longer have to drive to Virginia or Maryland to shop at Costco.
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MoCo bag tax nets $154K in first month
New figures show that officials collected $154,000 from Montgomery County's 5-cent bag tax during the first month it was implemented.
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