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HawkEye 360 files for IPO
HawkEye 360, a fast-growing Herndon-based geospatial analytics company, filed for an initial public offering Friday with the SEC.
NoVa execs pessimistic about national economy, survey finds
Northern Virginia executives express growing pessimism about the national economy and regional business climate in a recent chamber of commerce survey.
More data centers equal more electricity demand
Virginia's data centers, the largest concentration globally, are causing a surge in electricity demand, challenging Dominion Energy's supply capabilities.
Leidos wins $455M Air Force contract
Leidos announced Wednesday that it has won a $454.9 million contract to modernize the U.S. Air Force's Cloud One platform.
CrossCountry Consulting acquires California advisory firm
McLean-based business advisory firm CrossCountry Consulting announced this week that it has acquired California consulting firm CNM.
NoVa data center development moves down I-95
Stafford County is experiencing rapid data center growth with three major projects underway and 18 in the pipeline, driven by developers like Vantage Data Centers.
Northern Virginia focuses on strengths amid federal cuts
Northern Virginia's economy adapts to federal job cuts in 2025 by expanding defense tech, aerospace, AI, and data centers across Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William.
Virginia housing market saw late 2025 recovery as rates eased
Virginia's housing market recovered late in 2025 with increased home sales and falling mortgage rates, while industrial growth continues in key regions.
2026 Virginia Power 50 List: DR. J. STEPHEN JONES
PRESIDENT AND CEO INOVA HEALTH SYSTEM FALLS CHURCH
Amentum to move headquarters to Reston
Chantilly-based government contractor Amentum announced Thursday that it will open a new worldwide headquarters in Reston in early 2027.
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.
Beyond Loudoun: Why data centers are seeking new markets
Tighter zoning and power limits in Northern Virginia are pushing data center developers to other regions across the state.
