Alan Kline

Freedom Bank in Fairfax has hired team of bankers from other local banks to build out its small-business lending operation.

The owner of the Anacostia Arts Center is advancing its plan to transform the property into a hub of entrepreneurship.

It's official: MicroStrategy is changing its name to reflect its transformation from strictly a software firm to the self-described "world's largest bitcoin treasury company."

Defense giant Northrop Grumman is selling a piece of its business to a Herndon defense contractor for about $347 million.

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.

More than seven years after hosting its last sporting event, RFK Stadium in Northeast D.C. will finally face the wrecking ball.

Another major sports betting company is launching a mobile betting app in D.C., hoping to capitalize on the explosion of interest in sports wagering since the city opened up the marketplace to more operators in July.

The FTC and Maryland’s attorney general have accused a Northern Virginia-based car dealership group of false advertising and pressuring customers to buy add-on services they didn't want.

Nearly five years after establishing a U.S. headquarters in Montgomery County, a Canadian drugmaker is laying off dozens of workers there as part of a company-wide effort to reduce overhead by $40 million annually.

The Washington Post has added another former Wall Street Journal executive to its leadership team.