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Shades of green
D.C. office building becomes first in world to earn more stringent LEED rating.
A new kind of red light district
Washington, D.C., adds 100 automated traffic enforcement cameras.
Chinese furniture company bringing 125 jobs to Smyth County
Liaoyang Ningfeng Woodenware Co. will invest $2.1 million in first U.S. manufacturing operation.
Strayer University cuts tuition 40 percent
Proprietary school hopes to stop enrollment drop.
Virginia’s jobless rate remains unchanged in October
Seasonally adjusted rate stands at 5.6 percent for second straight month after rising during the spring and summer.
Job growth in Hampton Roads expected to fuel demand for affordable housing
Region projected to add 160,000 jobs during the next 20 years.
Capital One honored by National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce
Company named Corporation of the Year for supplier diversity
Schools will be assigned letter grades
A-F system beginning in 2014-15 year will be determined by student performance.
George Mason University moving Loudon campus closer to NOVA
GMU’s new location in Sterling will be adjacent to Northern Virginia Community College.
Mortgage rates fall on weak economic news
Mortgage rates fell this week on reports of weak manufacturing growth and declines in the consumer price index and inflation, according to McLean-based Freddie Mac.
Two Central Virginia construction companies announce a merger
J. E. Jamerson & Sons and C. L. Lewis & Co. plan to merge in 2014.
Virginia’s business community needs to help groom future workers.
State could experience a worker shortage by 2022.
