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D.C. sues bitcoin whale Michael Saylor for tax fraud
MicroStrategy Inc. founder Michael Saylor was sued in August by the city of Washington, D.C., which alleges that he defrauded the nation’s capital of more than $25 million in income
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COVID challenges continue for Va. restaurants
Restaurant owners cope with rising costs, labor shortages
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Liz Kincaid faced a major problem in August after the walk-in refrigerator in one of her Richmond restaurants — Max’s on Broad — broke. Her usual supplier told her the
Conways make $13M donation to VCU nursing school
Philanthropists made similar gift to U.Va.
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McLean philanthropists Joanne and William E. Conway Jr. have given $13 million to Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of Nursing, the university announced Monday. The gift is the largest in the
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ECS Federal receives contract valued up to $429.5M
Will work to secure Army computer networks
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Fairfax-based ECS Federal LLC has received a contract valued up to $429.5 million from the Defense Information Systems Agency to improve security and reduce risk across the Army’s computer networks,
RapidFlight to add 119 jobs at Manassas HQ
Drone company to invest $5.5M
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RapidFlight LLC, a designer and manufacturer of unmanned aircraft will invest $5.5 million to establish operations in Manassas, creating 119 jobs over the next three years, Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced
Raytheon wins $985M Air Force hypersonic missile contract
Next step in hypersonic arms race
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Raytheon Technologies Corp.’s missile and defense division has received the go-ahead from the Air Force to move beyond the prototype phase and continue development of a new hypersonic cruise missile
Pangiam to add 200+ jobs at new Tysons HQ
Tech company specializes in facial recognition, identity solutions
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Pangiam, a travel and security technology company, will invest $3.1 million to establish its global headquarters in Fairfax County’s Tysons area, creating 201 jobs over the next three years, Gov.
Google Public Sector taps Booz Allen exec as CEO
Karen Dahut to start Oct. 31
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Karen Dahut will be the CEO of Google Public Sector, Google LLC’s subsidiary focused on government and educational contracting work. Dahut starts Oct. 31 and will be based out of
Northrop Grumman names new defense systems president
Roshan Roeder succeeds Mary Petryszyn
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Falls Church-based Northrop Grumman Corp.’s board of directors has appointed Roshan Roeder as corporate vice president and president of the Fortune 500 company’s defense systems sector. Roeder currently serves as
DXC Technology receives takeover interest
Bloomberg reports Fortune 500 IT company approached by private equity firm
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Ashburn-based DXC Technology Co. has received takeover interest from at least one private equity firm and is working with advisers, Bloomberg reported Wednesday. A company spokesperson declined to confirm details