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AIA exec named Construction Industry Round Table president
Robert Corey Clayborne will become president of the McLean-based Construction Industry Round Table (CIRT) April 1.
FCC approves $3.5B sale of Tegna to Nexstar despite state objections
The FCC approved Nexstar's $3.54 billion acquisition of Tegna, expanding its reach to 80% of U.S. TV households despite objections from Democratic-led states and lawsuits.
Eight states, DirectTV sue to block Nexstar’s plan to acquire rival Tegna
Eight states and DirecTV filed lawsuits to block Nexstar's $3.54 billion acquisition of Tegna, citing concerns over reduced competition and higher pay-TV prices.
Saks to close Tysons Galleria store, laying off 70 workers
Saks Global Enterprises announced that it plans to close its Saks Fifth Avenue store at the Tysons Galleria, laying off 70 employees.
CrossCountry Consulting acquires California advisory firm
McLean-based business advisory firm CrossCountry Consulting announced this week that it has acquired California consulting firm CNM.
Booz Allen Hamilton wins $696.7M Army contract
Booz Allen Hamilton won a $696.7 million U.S. Army contract to provide training support services for the Mission Command Training Program.
American Systems wins $173M Navy contract
American Systems announced that it has received a $172.7 million Navy contract to continue testing and evaluating new military technologies.
McLean contractor acquires Orlando-based Dignitas Technologies
McLean-based By Light announced Tuesday that it has acquired Orlando-based defense modeling and simulation firm Dignitas Technologies.
McLean estate sells for $13.5M, NoVa’s biggest residential sale in 2026
Former real estate developer J.W. Kaempfer sells McLean Langley Farms mansion for $13.5M; estate features six bedrooms and nine baths.
French company Capgemini to sell McLean govt unit linked to ICE
French company Capgemini will sell its McLean-based subsidiary Capgemini Government Solutions after coming under pressure about an ICE contract.
Treasury cancels $21M in Booz Allen Hamilton contracts
The U.S. Treasury Department said on Monday it had canceled all of its contracts with McLean-based government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton, accusing the company of failing to protect sensitive data, including at the Internal Revenue Service.
