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Iraqi business leaders attended the US Investment Summit in Washington, DC, aiming to boost bilateral trade and explore new investment opportunities. The event highlighted growing economic ties between Iraq and the US.
Steward Partners has been named to the Washington Business Journal’s 2025 Best Places to Work list. The recognition highlights the firm’s commitment to employee satisfaction and a positive workplace culture.
Tristan Juszczak, featured in The Business Journals, is a rising entrepreneur known for innovative strategies in tech startups. His leadership is driving growth and reshaping industry standards.
US Health Secretary Kennedy has significantly reduced the size and influence of the vaccine advisory committee, sparking concerns over transparency and public trust, Reuters reports. The move marks a major shift in federal vaccine oversight.
Souring US-China relations are threatening Washington apple growers, a key export sector, as tariffs and trade barriers disrupt access to the lucrative Chinese market, the US-China Business Council warns.
ICE and law enforcement partners arrested nearly 200 alien offenders during a four-day immigration enforcement operation in Washington, D.C., targeting individuals with criminal histories, officials reported.
A small Washington border town faces economic strain as Trump’s trade war with Canada disrupts cross-border commerce. Local businesses report losses, highlighting the far-reaching impact of tariffs on everyday livelihoods.
The Business Journals has ranked the 91 largest accounting firms in Greater Washington, highlighting key players driving the region’s financial services sector and showcasing growth trends in the competitive market.
Elon Musk’s business empire has received at least $38 billion in government funding, shaping the growth of Tesla, SpaceX, and other ventures, according to a Washington Post analysis.
The White House confirmed that President Trump will proceed with tariffs, escalating global trade tensions. Markets and governments worldwide remain on edge as fears of a full-scale trade war intensify.
The New York Times has named three D.C.-area restaurants among the 50 best in the U.S., highlighting the region’s vibrant culinary scene. This recognition underscores growing acclaim for local dining establishments.
The US Education Department plans to cut half its staff amid President Trump’s push to eliminate the agency. The reduction reflects efforts to reduce federal involvement in education, according to Reuters.
Patricia Washington has been named the Chamber ALX 2024 Business Leader of the Year, recognizing her outstanding leadership and impact in the local business community, thezebra.org reports.
Businesses across the U.S. are bracing as steel and aluminum tariffs double today, raising concerns over rising costs and supply chain disruptions. Industries warn these measures could impact prices and production nationwide.
Tensions escalate in Washington and B.C. border cities as increased cross-border restrictions fuel frustration among residents. Local officials call for dialogue to address economic and social impacts.
The GSA awarded a $33.2 million contract to a Native-owned small business for expanding the Pacific Highway port of entry in Washington, enhancing infrastructure and supporting tribal economic growth.
President Trump’s use of emergency law to impose tariffs risks undermining his broader trade war strategy, raising concerns about legal challenges and escalating tensions with key global partners, experts say.
Automakers are pushing to establish their own banks, aiming to benefit from lighter regulatory oversight. They argue this move would streamline financing and boost competitiveness in a shifting automotive landscape.
Stellantis Chair John Elkann met with former President Donald Trump and key U.S. officials in Washington to discuss automotive industry priorities, trade, and investment strategies, Reuters reports.
Concerns over the Trump administration’s policies have led to a noticeable decline in international tourists canceling U.S. travel plans. Experts warn this trend may impact the tourism industry and broader economy.