From staff and wire reports Fannie Mae says three top executives are leaving as the mortgage finance company aims to cope with mounting losses from the mortgage crisis. Chie ...

From staff and wire reports *The number of visitors to Washington rose in 2007 and is holding steady this year, though tourism officials are bracing for a decline in 2009 be ...

An interesting piece of campaigning from Maryland’s own MedImmune. The Gaithersburg-based biotech has started a new Web site to push the importance of taking the flu vacci ...

The Greater Washington Initiative said yesterday that the Washington area is second among major metropolitan areas in median household income, second to only San Jose, which ...

USA Today has a story today about Joe Biden’s ties to lawyers who specialize in asbestos litigation and his votes on measures that would affect this area of the law. (Hat ...

Think you’re paying a lot for a gallon of milk now? Just wait. An association representing more than 40,000 dairy producers across the country is using the basic economic ...

The Baltimore City Department of Public Works issued a news release that took me by surprise, at least through my cursory glance at the headline, which said “COMMUNITY DEE ...

SI International, a Reston information technology provider to the government and defense department, has reached an agreement to merge with the Northern American unit of a U ...

None of Maryland’s colleges and universities made the Sierra Club’s list of “Cool Schools” – recognizing the higher ed institutions with the best environmental ini ...

*Kassie Rempel, owner and founder of the boutique online retailer SimplySoles, had to personally guarantee a loan from Bethesda-based Eagle Bank three months ago to build he ...

Here's Tom Heath's latest column on greater Washington's entrepreneur set: Capitol Souvenir Co. in College Park, Md. , really isn't a souvenir company. It's a tourism busine ...

For those of you who missed it, the University of Baltimore School of Law was featured prominently today in a Wall Street Journal story about the U.S. News & World Repor ...

I will see Judge Roger W. Titus’ Johnny Cash analogy and raise him Judge Glenn T. Harrell Jr.’s “Seinfeld” citation. Harrell, writing for the Court of Appeals in its ...

By Binyamin Appelbaum Abigail Adams National Bancorp, a regional lender based in the District, said this morning that it had suspended dividend payments to save money for ot ...

U.S. District Judge Roger W. Titus is at it again. Earlier this month, Titus seized upon the train theme in a case of alleged racial discrimination to narrate its procedural ...