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Divaris appoints managing principal broker of D.C. regional office
Divaris Real Estate announced that it has appointed James O’Neill to be managing principal broker of its Washington, D.C., regional office.
Spanberger vetoes Fairfax casino referendum vote
Gov. Abigail Spanberger on Thursday vetoed legislation that would have led to Fairfax County's referendum vote to determine whether a casino would be built in Tysons.
LMI secures $100M Space Force contract
LMI has been awarded a $100 million contract by the U.S. Space Force to help it better manage and support its equipment.
Strategy buys $1.6B+ in bitcoin in two weeks
Tysons-based Strategy bought more than $1.6 billion worth of bitcoin over the last two weeks, sticking with its crypto strategy.
Capital One buys $125M property in Tysons
A Capital One-linked entity acquired $125M in Tysons properties across from its headquarters, which is in the Scotts Run area.
Tysons casino bill clears General Assembly
Virginia lawmakers approved a bill allowing a Fairfax County referendum on a Tysons casino. The measure now heads to Gov. Abigail Spanberger.
Tysons Community Alliance CEO resigns
Tysons Community Alliance CEO Katie Cristol is resigning from the organization and expected Friday to be her last day.
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.
Freedom Financial relocating corporate HQ to Tysons
Freedom Financial Holdings will relocate its corporate headquarters from Fairfax city to Tysons by the end of March.
GRVTY to invest $8M in Tysons HQ, creating 200 jobs
Arlington County-based defense technology company GRVTY plans to invest $8 million to open a new headquarters in Tysons and hire 200 workers
LMI names new leaders following CEO change
LMI promoted three executives after Josh Wilson became CEO, naming new leaders for revenue, growth and the health and civilian market.
Cvent to acquire ON24 for $400M
Cvent announced this week that it plans to acquire San Francisco-based software development company ON24 for $400 million.
