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U.S. companies are preparing price increases as they brace for Donald Trump’s proposed global tariffs, warning consumers could face higher costs and disrupted supply chains.
The US has reportedly set a 2027 deadline for Europe to assume primary responsibility for NATO’s defense, officials told Reuters, signaling a major strategic shift in transatlantic security.
A new Business Insider feature explores every US president’s favorite foods, from Jefferson’s hoecakes to Reagan’s jelly beans and even Truman’s rumored taste for squirrel stew.
Despite low headline unemployment, U.S. job seekers face shrinking postings, fierce competition and rising layoffs, exposing a cooling labor market and faltering pandemic-era gains.
A Washington-area dispute over what counts as real “rice” is pitting traditional growers against makers of cauliflower and grain blends, with labeling rules that could reshape future restaurant menu boards.
Future Commanders stadium has been named a potential venue for the 2031 FIFA Women’s World Cup, positioning the Washington region for a major economic and tourism boost.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to Washington marks a pivotal test for US-Saudi ties, as policymakers weigh strategic interests against human rights concerns.
Cushman & Wakefield is reshaping Washington DC’s commercial real estate market, as tenants, investors and developers adapt to shifting office demand and evolving urban priorities.
Developers plan upscale apartments and new commercial space along a key Washington corridor, aiming to boost local housing options and attract retailers, city officials say.
As U.S. cities lock down, The Washington Post examines what qualifies as an essential business in 10 major metros, revealing sharp differences in what can stay open.
Police departments increasingly rely on facial recognition despite known flaws, a Washington Post probe finds, leading to wrongful arrests and sidestepping internal safeguards.
A traveler visited three Bavarian-style villages across the US. While all offered Alpine flair and kitschy charm, only one convincingly recreated the atmosphere and authenticity of Germany.
Former Army Reserve captain and Miss USA 2016 Deshauna Barber turns military discipline into boardroom success, championing veteran leadership in today’s competitive business landscape.
A low-profile Chinese magnate dominates America’s Fourth of July fireworks, controlling a vast supply chain that fuels celebrations while raising questions over safety, pricing and U.S. dependence.
Local businesses in a Washington border town face mounting losses as Trump’s trade war with Canada disrupts cross-border commerce, testing long-standing economic and social ties.
Washingtonian’s “Washington DC’s 500 Most Influential People of 2025” spotlights power brokers reshaping policy, culture, and business in the nation’s capital, from rising strategists to veteran dealmakers.
Sports Illustrated examines how the Washington Wizards have quietly become the NBA’s gold standard in business strategy, from savvy cap management to innovative fan engagement initiatives.
Avio USA plans a $500M rocket motor manufacturing plant in Virginia, boosting the state’s space industry, creating high-tech jobs and expanding U.S. defense and commercial launch capacity.
DHL has announced an expansion of its retail presence in the Washington, D.C. area, adding new locations to improve customer access, enhance shipping convenience, and support regional growth.
Millions of Americans are surrendering control of their thermostats to utilities and tech firms, trading autonomy for rebates, energy savings and help stabilizing the overtaxed power grid.