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The Washington Post reveals how for-profit companies are driving a Gaza aid plan led by Israeli and U.S. nonprofits, raising questions about transparency and the true beneficiaries of the humanitarian effort.
Former President Trump’s plan to lower U.S. drug prices relies heavily on threats to pharmaceutical companies but lacks concrete enforcement mechanisms, raising doubts about its potential effectiveness, The Washington Post reports.
US News has ranked 11 Washington state companies as the best places to work, highlighting top employers known for excellent benefits, culture, and career opportunities, as reported by Kitsap Sun.
A major federal agency plans to return leased office space in Washington, D.C., signaling potential shifts in federal real estate use. Other agencies may follow suit, reflecting evolving workspace needs.
Amid concerns over rising taxes, several businesses are relocating from Washington to Idaho. The move highlights growing regional tensions as companies seek more favorable fiscal environments.
Boeing, grappling with production delays and competition, is shifting key operations to Washington in a strategic move to regain footing in the global aerospace race, signaling a major shakeup in the industry.
Maria Contreras-Sweet serves as Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration, driving support for American entrepreneurs. Based in Washington, DC, she champions small business growth and access to resources.
The U.S.-Ireland Business Summit, hosted by Irish America, convened leading entrepreneurs and policymakers to strengthen transatlantic economic ties and explore new opportunities for trade and investment.
Deloitte highlights the Washington B&O tax nexus traps catching unsuspecting taxpayers off guard. Complex rules and expanding nexus standards demand vigilance to avoid costly penalties in this evolving tax landscape.
A new survey reveals small businesses are optimistic about 2025 but urge Washington to enact policies that enhance their competitiveness. Owners seek support to navigate economic challenges and drive growth.
In the Spotlight: Armando Borja, Jesuit Refugee Service/USA highlights his leadership in providing critical support to displaced communities, advancing humanitarian efforts across the United States.
Shamim Popal shares her inspiring journey in “My Story: Shamim Popal” for The Business Journals, highlighting her rise from humble beginnings to a successful entrepreneur, breaking barriers and fostering community growth.
The Supreme Court upheld the tax on foreign income, rejecting a challenge backed by major business groups. The ruling affirms the government’s authority to tax multinational earnings, impacting global corporate tax strategies.
A Maryland couple made history as the first Black owners of the Fort Washington Business Park. Their achievement marks a significant milestone in local entrepreneurship and community representation.
Business optimism surges as Donald Trump prepares to take office, with entrepreneurs and investors anticipating pro-growth policies and deregulation. Economic confidence hits new highs ahead of the Washington transition.
The US has reported its first coronavirus death: a man in his 50s from Washington state. This marks a significant development as health officials continue efforts to contain the virus and monitor its spread across the country.
U.S. coffee drinkers and businesses face higher costs as tariffs on Brazilian imports, imposed during Trump’s administration, increase prices. The measures have strained supply chains and raised concerns over inflation.
For the first time ever, U.S. billionaires paid a lower tax rate than the working class last year, highlighting growing concerns over tax equity and the effectiveness of the current tax system. (The Washington Post)
Built In highlights top companies in Washington, D.C., showcasing industry leaders driving innovation and growth. The list features diverse firms excelling in tech, government contracting, and startups shaping the region’s economy.
Donald Trump has threatened to double tax rates on foreign nationals and companies, signaling a tough stance on international business. The move aims to boost domestic revenues amid ongoing trade tensions, reports the Financial Times.