D.C. mayor works to lure retail tech start-up’s base from Maryland
Washington Post, Capital Business by Aaron Gregg
Optoro, the Maryland e-commerce start-up that has attracted more than $80 million from investors for technology that helps retailers resell unwanted inventory, is in talks with D.C. officials to make its new city office the company headquarters.
How Will D.C. Relocate 600 Families As Part of a Public Housing Redevelopment?
Washington City Paper by Andrew Giambrone
For the first time in almost four years, a District-wide effort to replace deteriorating public housing with mixed-income apartments and other amenities saw some action Tuesday in Ward 7's Deanwood neighborhood.
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Guest Comment: A letter from the D.C. deputy mayor about Donald Trump
Washington Business Journal
Dear District businesses and entrepreneurs:
Living in D.C. for 20 years, I’ve witnessed the ups and downs of this city. From lagging behind other East Coast cities on retail and housing in the 1990s, multiple sequestrations, to the recent Great Recession, we’ve suffered our share of setbacks that at times felt insurmountable.
Yet despite what’s been thrown at us, we sit here today a stronger, more resilient city — with one of the strongest local economies in the country.
