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Penn Washington launches “Penn Global,” a new initiative connecting students worldwide through innovative programs and virtual exchanges. The platform aims to foster global collaboration and cultural understanding.
A new report names Washington’s airport the best in the U.S. for business travelers, citing top amenities, efficient services, and connectivity. The recognition highlights the airport’s role in boosting regional commerce.
Forbes has released its latest rankings of the best states to start a business. The list evaluates factors like startup costs, access to funding, and economic climate, highlighting top states for entrepreneurs in 2024.
Washington, D.C. is home to 26 innovative software companies driving technological growth across government and private sectors. These firms are powering the nation’s digital future, spotlighted by Built In’s latest report.
Washington State Department of Ecology unveils new guidelines to reduce single-use serviceware waste. The initiative targets sustainable alternatives to protect the environment and curb pollution statewide.
A recent LendingTree report reveals that nearly 20% of businesses fail within their first year. Experts advise strategic planning, financial management, and market research as key factors to boost long-term success.
The Trump administration has deployed troops in Washington’s safest areas as part of a controversial crime crackdown. Critics argue the move is excessive, while officials say it’s vital to ensure public safety.
Markets open cautiously as tensions in Ukraine persist, with investors eyeing the upcoming Jackson Hole symposium for clues on U.S. monetary policy. Uncertainty keeps trading volumes subdued, fueling cautious sentiment.
WilmerHale’s Washington DC office strengthens its presence with key hires, expanding expertise in government investigations and regulatory matters. The hub remains pivotal for navigating complex legal landscapes in the capital.
The US Treasury has sanctioned three Mexican financial institutions, linking them to fentanyl trafficking. The move aims to disrupt drug networks fueling the opioid crisis, intensifying US-Mexico efforts against illicit trade.
Bahram Nasehi shares his entrepreneurial journey in “My Story: Bahram Nasehi” with The Business Journals, detailing key challenges and lessons that shaped his path to success in today’s competitive market.
U.S. Attorney Jenny A. Durkan leads the Western District of Washington, overseeing federal prosecutions and legal initiatives. She plays a key role in upholding justice and enforcing laws within the district.
Coronavirus fears are driving erratic shopping behavior in Washington, causing businesses to report sharp declines in foot traffic and sales. Retailers brace for economic impact as consumer confidence wanes.
US News identifies 11 top Washington state companies as the best workplaces, highlighting strong employee satisfaction and benefits. These firms set a benchmark for job seekers in the region. Read more on Yahoo.com.
Exclusive: India halts plans to purchase US arms following the imposition of tariffs by the Trump administration. The move signals growing tensions in Indo-US defense trade, sources told Reuters.
Washington, D.C. – Akin announces new policy initiatives aimed at boosting economic growth and enhancing infrastructure. Details expected to be unveiled in the upcoming congressional session.
US businesses in Washington face sharp declines as Canadian tourists stay home amid rising tariffs. Reduced cross-border travel hits retail and hospitality sectors, prompting concerns over prolonged economic impact.
Washington state is seeing a decline in Canadian visitors due to past tariffs, political tensions under Trump, and controversial talk of Washington as America’s “51st state.” This shift impacts tourism and local businesses.
Entrepreneurship and startup activity are surging nationwide, signaling robust business formation across the U.S., reports the Center for American Progress. This boom highlights renewed economic dynamism and innovation.
A federal judge has ruled that a minority-business agency must open its services to all races, striking down race-based eligibility. The decision aims to ensure equal access in business support programs.