Virginia sees home sales rise in major markets
Home sales rose year-over-year in Northern Virginia, Central Virginia and Hampton Roads in September, a sign of a stable market.
NVR may relocate Reston headquarters
NVR, one of the nation’s largest homebuilders, may move its Reston headquarters to 1910 Oracle Way after signing a new lease.
Workday more than triples Northern Virginia space
Global human resources and software firm Workday recently signed a lease to occupy 51,204 square feet at Reston Town Center.
Mars nears EU approval for $36B Kellanova deal
McLean-based candy and snacks giant Mars' $36 billion bid to acquire Pringles and Pop-Tarts maker Kellanova is set to clear a major hurdle by winning unconditional European Union antitrust approval, three people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
Noblis names new CTO
Reston-based federal contractor Noblis announced that it has named William “Bill” Streilein as chief technology officer.
Xcelerate Solutions acquires Maryland software company
McLean-based national security company Xcelerate Solutions announced Tuesday that it acquired software development company clearAvenue.
SAIC to acquire Maryland tech firm for $205M
Science Applications International Corp. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire SilverEdge Government Solutions for $205 million.
LMI CEO transitions to chairman
LMI CEO Doug Wagoner will retire at the end of 2025 and become board chair. Josh Wilson will take over as CEO Jan. 1.
General Dynamics unit wins $1.25B Army contract
General Dynamics Information Technology announced last week it was awarded a $1.25 billion task order to modernize Army IT infrastructure.
Raytheon wins $5B Army contract
The U.S. Army has awarded Raytheon, a subsidiary of RTX, a roughly $5 billion contract to supply its Coyote Missile System.
Electra expands Manassas headquarters
Manassas-based aviation startup Electra.aero on Tuesday announced it was expanding its headquarters in Virginia.
D.C.-area leaders launch initiative to help laid-off federal workers
Talent Capital, a website launched Wednesday, aims to help laid off federal workers find jobs and keep them in the Greater Washington region.