Satisfy your cravings and then work it off with a bike ride thanks to these new D.C. businesses.

Here are the newest businesses to check out in Shaw.

In need of new eyewear? A new business has you covered, with glasses starting at $95.

From a 1920s-inspired tavern to fitness studios, read on for a list of the newest hot spots to open in this area of Washington.

Amazon has opened a new retail bookstore in Bethesda Row.

Try out this new rental shop for the smaller, city-friendly Segway.

From a cycling studio to a sushi restaurant, read on to see the newest places to open for business in this part of Washington.

A new full-service nail salon has opened in Shaw.

D.C. food and culture stalwart Busboys and Poets has opened a branch in Anacostia.

Retailer brings its shortened collared shirts to Tysons Corner.

Read on to learn about Bethesda's latest businesses, including Greek restaurants and a store selling custom-made menswear.

From a Korean fast-food eatery to a clothing retailer, read on for a list of the newest hot spots to arrive near you.

From a falafel joint to a bar serving grilled cheeses, these are some of the newest businesses to debut in D.C.

Here are the best used bookstores for D.C. readers.

Pizza lovers have many different options to choose from with the latest openings.

A new London-based bike shop promoting cycling culture has opened its doors in the neighborhood.

A new pop-up bookstore sells used books for under $5 alongside CDs, records and more.

A new high-end nail salon has opened up shop in Old Town.

Explore these fresh additions to the retail scene in D.C.'s main transport hub.

Take a botanical class or pick up a plant or seasonal bouquet at Shaw's newest florist Rewild.

The in-store experience allows visitors to view products in person and work with a sales rep to create the design of their choice.

New food and retail options have opened their doors in the district.

From makeup to tropics-themed clothing, explore these fun fashion events happening in D.C. this week.

From a pizza joint to a cosmetics shop, read on for a rundown of the newest spots to land in this Washington neighborhood.

Making a career move, or just want to stay informed about how industry trends are playing out in Washington D.C.?

From a seafood restaurant to a hair salon, here are some brand new businesses now operating in Alexandria.

This made-to-measure apparel maker has opened a showroom at Bethesda Row.

Itching to get to know the newest restaurant and retail additions to Washington? From a Rappahannock Oyster Barto a Old Korean Legation Museum, read on for the newest destinations to land recently.

Find toys and games for all ages at these top shops in D.C.

Here are the three best places to find toys, games and gifts for children of all ages.

Washington-based education company Jefferson Education Accelerator has secured $1.6 million in grant funding. Read on for the latest investment news in the local area.

A new locally-owned cosmetics boutique has just opened in Dupont Circle.

Flower lovers - or Valentine's Day-only flower givers - check out these top-rated florists in D.C.

D.C.-based restaurant services company Hostme has secured $1.3 million in Series A funding.

Try out Cleveland Park's new grocery store, where the emphasis is on organic, natural and everyday grocery items.

Washington-based fintech company Pie Insurance has secured $45 million in Series B funding, according to company database Crunchbase.

From a Mexican restaurant to a bookstore, read on for a rundown of the newest destinations to open their doors near you.

From a menswear store to a doughnut shop, here are the newest businesses to make their debuts in the district.

From an aikido studio to a Russian and Uzbek restaurant, here are the newest spots to arrive around town.

Whether you're a longtime LP lover or just discovering that warm, crackly sound, D.C.'s record shops may have just what you need.

From a co-working and child-care spot to fine dining, read on for the newest hot spots to make their debuts in this part of Washington.

New salon offers genderless cuts, coloring and retexturizing treatments.

Over the past 90 days, local commerce and shopping companies raised $18 million.

The Arlington-based firm raised the same amount in 2016.

Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top antique sources in Washington.

Here are the three newest businesses to launch in Washington.

From a new Target to a coffee shop, read on to see the newest destinations to make their debut around town.

Here are three new businesses to check out in Dupont Circle.

Washington-based real estate company TransitScreen has secured $3 million in debt financing. Read on for the latest investment news in the local area.

Eager readers and browsers, check out the top five bookstores in Washington.

Ready to hit up the newest restaurant and retail additions to Washington? Here's a rundown of the newest spots to arrive recently in the city.

Looking to explore the freshest new businesses downtown? Here are three spots to check out, from a cocktail bar to a boot camp and gym.

Washington-based hardware company Radius Networks has secured $15 million in Series A funding. Read on for the latest news in venture capital in the local area.

Washington-based finance company MPOWER Financing has secured $100 million in debt financing. Read on for the latest news in venture capital in the local area.

Visiting Friendship Heights, or just exploring the area more? Get to know this Washington neighborhood by browsing five of its most popular local businesses.

Looking for the best affordable bookstores in Washington? Here's a rundown of the top four.

Interested in checking out the newest restaurant and retail additions to Washington? Here's a list of the three newest hot spots to open recently.

A new hair salon has opened in the neighborhood. Read on for more details.

Washington-based security company Base Operations has secured $1 million in Series A funding. Read on for the latest investment news in the local area.

Washington-based financial services company FS Card has secured $40 million in a corporate round. Read on for the latest investment news in the area.

Interested in getting the lowdown on the freshest new businesses in Washington? Here's a rundown of the three newest.

Want to find out about the newest restaurant and retail additions to Washington? Check out this list.

Want to discover the freshest new businesses in Washington? Here's a list of four of the newest ones to open.

A new outlet of Target has opened in Tenleytown.

Itching to get to know the freshest new businesses in Washington? Here's a rundown of the three newest spots to open recently.

Interested in exploring the newest businesses to open in Washington? Here's a rundown of four places, including a Mexican restaurant and a sushi bar and poke spot.

Interested in discovering the freshest new businesses in Washington? Here's a list of five of the newest businesses to make their debut recently around town.

Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top jewelry spots around Washington. Here's a rundown of the top five.

Washington's hospitality industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

A new eyelash and eyebrow threading service has opened up shop in the neighborhood. Read on for more details about Wink and Blush Beauty.

Ready to hit up the newest businesses to open in Washington? Here's a rundown of three of the newest hot spots to arrive recently in the District.

Washington is seeing strong demand for managers' skills. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's health care industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's tech industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's tech industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's education industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies and schools are hiring.

Washington's real estate industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Hiring for managers in Washington is going strong. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's education industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's tech industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's legal services industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Hiring for software engineers in Washington is going strong. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Local fans of convenience stores are in luck. A new 7-Eleven outpost has opened at 504 K St. NW in Mount Vernon Square.

Hiring for managers in Washington is going strong. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's health care industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's real estate industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's real estate industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's tech industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Spending time in Brookland? Get to know this Washington neighborhood by browsing four of its most popular local businesses.

Visiting Northwest Washington, or just exploring the area more? Get to know this neighborhood by browsing four of its most popular local businesses.

Washington's tech industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's health care industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Washington's education industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Visiting Friendship Heights, or just exploring the area more? Get to know this Washington neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses.

Visiting Tenleytown , or just exploring the area more? Get to know this Washington neighborhood by browsing three of its most popular businesses.

Washington's real estate industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

A man was arrested in Southeast D.C. after hurling a rock at a woman and barricading himself, which led to a standoff with police and subsequent charges including assault and attempted arson.

A daylight shootout in Southeast DC during a social media sale gone wrong led to an attempted robbery and a person hospitalized; MPD seeks suspects and advises Safe Exchange Zones for transactions.

The Metropolitan Police are searching for a suspect after a man was stabbed on Benning Road, Southeast. The victim's injuries are non-life-threatening, and the police have released surveillance footage to seek public assistance.

MPD is searching for suspects after an armed kidnapping attempt in Southeast D.C., urging public assistance with potential rewards for information leading to arrests.

The Metropolitan Police seek a man for assaulting a woman in Southeast D.C., urging public help to find the suspect who fled after the incident involving a knife.

A young man was killed and another injured in a shooting in Northwest D.C.; police are investigating the incident and have identified the deceased as Marquis Ward.

A man from D.C. was arrested on charges of first-degree child sexual abuse dating back to 2017 after an investigation by local police and the US Marshals Service.

The Metropolitan Police Department reported the seizure of 68 firearms in one week in Washington D.C., including ghost guns, handguns, and rifles. Several arrests were made, highlighting efforts to curb gun violence in the city.

Police investigate a fatal stabbing in Northwest Washington, where a 45-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene; no suspects have been arrested.

Metropolitan Police Department seeks public assistance in locating a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman during the afternoon in Whitehaven Parkway, Northwest.

Bodycam footage shows D.C. police officer shooting a man, Deion Hinnant, following a pursuit. Hinnant faces gun charges and was hospitalized; the incident details remain under investigation.

An early morning burglary at a Northeast business is being investigated by the Metropolitan Police. They're seeking the public's help in finding the individual who broke in and stole goods.

Raymond Edward Dandridge pleaded guilty to distributing child pornography, involving videos of young children, and faces sentencing in September after previously being convicted of a related crime.

D.C. prepares for Emancipation Day with no parking zones and street closures, warns MPDC of impacted areas like Pennsylvania Avenue and parts of 9th-14th Streets NW.

Two were shot from a car at a moped in Brightwood; police seek the public's aid to find the gray 2016 Toyota Camry involved. The victims, also facing charges, are in custody.

Trader Joe's recalls basil in 29 states and DC due to a salmonella outbreak, with 12 people sickened across seven states. The CDC advises disposing of the product.

Express Inc. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, planning to close stores in several states while maintaining operations online and in remaining locations.

Authorities in Southeast DC are investigating two strong-arm robberies that occurred on March 26, 2024; one suspect, a 14-year-old, has been arrested.

MPD arrested 18-year-old Amontae Moody for the unlawful discharge of a firearm in Southeast DC, after police responded to a midnight shooting with no injuries or property damage reported.

An attempted armed carjacking in Southwest D.C. resulted in no injuries after suspects confronted a food delivery person late Wednesday. Police seek public assistance.

The MPD is investigating a fatal shooting that occurred in Northwest D.C., resulting in one dead and two injured. No arrests have been made and the identity of the deceased has yet to be released.

A 17-year-old boy named Quentin Brown was fatally shot in Southeast Washington, D.C., prompting a police investigation and community concerns about ongoing violence.

John Earle Sullivan from Utah was sentenced to 72 months in prison for his role in the January 6 Capitol riots, facing felony obstruction and other charges.

A lawsuit accuses District Dogs of negligence leading to the deaths of eight dogs during a flood, alleging inadequate flood prep and employee training.

The MPD arrested a ninth teen for a CVS theft, adding to previous arrests for assault and burglary related to the same incident. The investigation continues for additional suspects.

Iberia is set to become the first airline to use the Airbus A321XLR, with Boston and Washington DC as its initial destinations. The plane boasts lie-flat seats, 4K screens, and a focus on sustainability.

Christopher Quaglin received a 12-year sentence for his involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, convicted of 12 felonies including assaulting law enforcement.

A young man was fatally shot on Minnesota Avenue NE in DC; police arrested 20-year-old Shannon Updike for the murder, urging community cooperation in the ongoing investigation.

Nicholas Ortt of Mount Airy, Maryland, has admitted to his involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. Ortt pleaded guilty to assaulting law enforcement officers and will be sentenced later this year.

Jesse James Rumson, a 38-year-old from Florida, was convicted of assaulting law enforcement and other charges related to the January 6 Capitol riot. U.S. District Judge Carl J. Nichols set his sentencing date for September 5.

D.C. man, Donte Francis Scott, was swiftly arrested by the Metropolitan Police with help from the U.S. Secret Service for a Sunday morning shooting, facing serious assault charges.

Giant Food bans large bags at certain D.C. stores to counter theft, sparking varied customer reactions and reflecting a national increase in retail crime.

The DOE awarded $1.2 million to 24 projects under the Carbon Dioxide Removal Purchase Pilot Prize to innovate CO2 capture technologies and bolster the carbon credit market.

A man was fatally shot early morning in Gaithersburg, Maryland. Police received calls at 5:11 a.m. and are now investigating; the victim's identity is withheld pending family notification. Authorities seek witnesses.

A suspect, Tevin Devonta Fletcher, was arrested for a daytime robbery following a car accident in Northeast Washington, D.C., and faces multiple charges.

David Botchway of Maryland was sentenced to 18 years for the armed second-degree murder of Andre Baker in D.C.

A suspect was arrested in Southeast D.C. for an armed carjacking. Raymond Davese allegedly assaulted a victim and stole a vehicle but was quickly apprehended by police.

Kevin Freeman was arrested by the Metropolitan Police for multiple burglaries in Northwest Washington DC, with incidents dating from April to June 2024, targeting the 14th Street area.

Chief of Police Smith marched in full uniform at the Capital Pride Parade, demonstrating his commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion both as the Chief and as the former Chief Equity Officer.

Safety upgrades are planned for a Northwest D.C. street after a Howard University student was fatally struck by a car. The response includes a new cement wall at the crash site and raised crosswalks to protect pedestrians.

William Ingram from Pennsylvania is facing charges for killing his mother and assaulting a D.C. police officer, along with drug-related offenses. New details have emerged from investigators after his initial confession during his arrest.

MPD has a suspect in custody for a fatal stabbing of Fasil Teklemariam in Northwest Washington, D.C. The suspect, Audrey Miller, is charged with First Degree Murder while Armed-Felony Murder.

A D.C. man, Ivan Dixon, 19, receives a 7-year prison sentence for a 2023 shooting, after pleading guilty to Assault with Intent to Kill and illegal firearm possession.

Metropolitan Police seek information on a shooting in Northwest Washington that resulted in the death of 18-year-old Raymond Washington from Northeast Washington. A reward is offered for tips leading to an arrest and conviction.

Former Maryland resident Zhong Jie Chen has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for misappropriating $354,520 in COVID-19 relief funds intended for his businesses.

Metropolitan Police arrest Derrick Gladden as a suspect in an April Southeast D.C. shooting, charging him with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.

The District Government announces modified services on July 4th, with open pools, parks, essential services, and support for vulnerable populations, but some closures and adjustments in transportation and municipal services.

Police seek a vehicle after four people were shot in Southeast Washington D.C.; public assistance is requested.

Severe storms in DC damage 10 homes, down trees and power lines, with emergency services responding to multiple incidents and residents advised to prepare for future weather events.

Swahili Village M Street in Washington D.C. has been ordered to pay over $526,000 for wage theft violations, including restitution to workers and penalties to the district.

A dog named Theo was safely returned after being stolen with a purse from a car in Southeast D.C.; police seek help finding a person and vehicle of interest.

The 2024 RAMMY Awards named winners in D.C.'s culinary scene, with Ellie Bird winning New Restaurant of the Year. Chefs from Anju and Perry's won top individual honors, while Long Shot Hospitality scored two awards.

The FedEx insignia has been removed from the Washington Commanders stadium, which will be temporarily called Commanders Field as the team seeks a new naming rights partner.

Giant Food revises bag policy in D.C. and Maryland, allowing smaller tagged backpacks and restricting unaccompanied minors after 6 p.m. at selected stores, amid mixed reactions from customers and suggestions for alternative approaches.

Montgomery County's ABS podcast series discusses whiskey barrel picks, offering listeners insights into selecting and labeling unique whiskey barrels for personal usage.

Agustin E. Jaramillo Lopez has been charged with Negligent Manslaughter by Vehicle for a fatal collision in Montgomery County, where excessive speed and high BAC levels were factors.

The IRS has recovered $1.3 billion from wealthy tax dodgers, following measures set by the Inflation Reduction Act, with enhanced enforcement and modernization efforts underway.

The Michelin Guide 2024 added two D.C. restaurants to its star list while another received a sustainability award, with other establishments being revised or honoured for individual excellence.

The MBDA and OJCC signed an MOU to boost economic growth for minority business enterprises in the Jewish community by increasing access to capital and global markets.

The Go-Go Museum & Café in D.C.'s Anacostia has opened, celebrating go-go music with exhibits, a stage for performances, and highlighting its cultural role.

Montgomery County is opening a new Oak Barrel & Vine liquor store in White Oak on May 6, with high-end spirits and tastings available. Special discounts and events are planned for the opening week.

Mayor Bowser and DSLBD celebrate DC Small Business Week 2025, aligning with National Small Business Week and emphasizing small businesses' vital role in DC's economy.

The last defendant in a Maryland pawn shop robbery involving the theft of 34 firearms pled guilty, concluding the case with all involved admitting their roles.

The U.S. has entered into $200 billion worth of 20-year LNG export deals with Japan's JERA Co., aimed at boosting the economy and creating 50,000 jobs.

Montgomery County Business Center and M&T Bank offer a free, seven-week Business Accelerator Program for Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs, focusing on development essentials and ending in a Pitch Competition.

Tommy Hunt, Operations Manager at the GPO Pueblo Distribution Center, gave a virtual tour of the center, highlighting its role in distributing FEMA disaster relief information and showing the call center's operations.

EXIM approves a $47 million deal to digitize Côte d'Ivoire's Ministry of Finance, involving major tech firms, countering China's influence, and supporting U.S. jobs.

The EXIM Bank approved two investments: $185 million for locomotive exports to Mexico, supporting 600 U.S. jobs, and $99 million to aid Bahamas LNG Partner Ltd in acquiring U.S. LNG, contributing to 1,400 U.S. jobs.

The Georgetown Sprinkles cupcake store closed abruptly, leaving employees to sell leftover inventory for laid-off workers' benefit, and marking an end to the brand's era.

Harley-Davidson says U.S. tariffs added about $67M to 2025 costs, squeezing margins and prompting a strategic reset.

NHTSA says Nissan is recalling about 642,698 Rogue SUVs in two campaigns over engine‑bearing and throttle‑body defects that can cause power loss or fire. Dealers will inspect and repair affected cars free of charge.

Unsecured personal loan balances rose to a record $276 billion as subprime borrowers and fintechs boosted originations, TransUnion finds.

Tysons Corner Center will host Hershey’s candy playland and a planned Sloomoo slime museum while Potomac Mills fills big boxes with slides, arcades and pickleball. The shift shows malls leaning into entertainment to keep families coming back.

A neighborhood tip says Streets Market will open at The Ellington at 1301 U St NW, adding another grocery option to the busy U Street corridor. Details and timing are still pending.

FedEx sued the U.S. government seeking a full refund of tariffs the Supreme Court struck down. The filing raises hard questions about who will get billions back.

Weber has recalled more than 3.2 million wire-bristle grill brushes after reports that bristles detached and were ingested, sometimes requiring medical treatment.

Ford is calling back 4.3 million pickups and SUVs after a software bug that can disable trailer‑brake and signal functions while towing. The automaker says a software update will fix the issue.

Raleigh-based Cherry Bekaert has named a D.C. market leader and says it will grow headcount and expand Northern Virginia office space after a string of local acquisitions.

The FCC approved Charter’s $34.5B acquisition of Cox, moving the deal past a major federal hurdle and leaving a large Cox presence in Sandy Springs. State approvals remain.

About 81,800 Babysense Max View parent displays are being recalled after reports they can overheat and spark while charging.

Dunkin' has closed its Twinbrook Shopping Center shop at 2006 Veirs Mill Rd in Rockville, with a posted notice directing customers to nearby Rockville Pike locations.

Tight supply in the D.C. suburbs has retailers racing for the few available storefronts; grocers and service tenants are backfilling former big-box spaces.

ISM's Services PMI rose to 56.1 in February, the strongest in 3½ years, but rising oil from a widening Middle East war threatens to blunt that momentum.

The NFL opened a vendor portal for the 2027 Draft; DMV small and diverse businesses can apply by March 31 to be listed for contracting opportunities.

Federal regulators say Ford will recall about 1.74 million U.S. vehicles after backup-camera software and module faults can blank, flip or invert rearview images. Ford plans free software updates or dealer repairs.

Advance estimates show U.S. retail and food‑service sales dipped 0.2% in January to $733.5 billion, with pharmacies and apparel among the weakest while home‑improvement and online sellers held up.

About 151,600 Kluster Fun magnetic chess sets were recalled after regulators found small, high‑powered magnets that can be swallowed and cause life‑threatening injuries. Owners should remove sets and follow recall instructions.

The Hechinger Mall Safeway at 1601 Maryland Ave. NE is expected to close by May 16, leaving the H Street corridor with fewer full‑service grocery options.

A Chicago federal judge certified a shareholder class action accusing Boeing of concealing 737 MAX safety flaws, fixing an investor window and moving the case toward coordinated discovery.

Sen. Chris Murphy introduced a bill to update Robinson‑Patman and curb preferential supplier and platform deals that raise costs for small grocers and restaurants.

Amazon and the Postal Service are at odds after contract talks collapsed; Amazon plans to slash USPS volume and the Postal Service is rebidding last‑mile work.

FiscalNote will cut about a quarter of its staff — roughly 110 roles — as the D.C. firm pivots to AI and shifts some work offshore, according to reporting.

Tesla is reportedly in talks to buy $2.9 billion in solar manufacturing equipment from Chinese firms, with some gear headed to its Texas factory as it scales U.S. production.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink told the BBC that oil at $150 a barrel could tip the world into recession, as markets reel from Middle East supply disruptions. The warning adds a new layer of risk for investors and local finance firms.

Honeywell will invest roughly $500M to modernize military‑tech production under a Pentagon framework; Charlotte could see supply‑chain and job effects depending on where work lands.

An Alaska‑based federal contractor filed WARN notices warning of more than 200 layoffs across D.C., Maryland and Virginia, with many cuts due in April.

New Grand Mart has signed a lease for the former Shoppers anchor at Coral Hills, bringing a major international grocer back to Capitol Heights and refilling a large supermarket vacancy.

Two companies and dozens of Metro Detroit suppliers are jockeying for the XM30 — the Army’s planned Bradley replacement — in a contest that could mean billions and hundreds of local jobs.

Ann Fairchild has been elevated from interim to permanent president and CEO of Siemens USA, succeeding Barbara Humpton. The D.C. unit oversees tens of thousands of U.S. employees.

A Boston Fed paper finds that higher credit‑card APRs shave card spending quickly — a 1‑point APR rise cuts spending nearly 9% and hits those carrying balances hardest.

The FTC sent warning letters to 97 dealer groups, saying advertised car prices must include mandatory fees. D.C. buyers should insist on a written out‑the‑door price.

Federal funding and an agreement with Northrop are accelerating B‑21 production, and Oklahoma suppliers plus Tinker AFB are already expanding to meet the demand. Local officials expect the move to create long‑term aerospace jobs across the state.

The Pentagon signed a seven‑year framework with Boeing to triple PAC‑3 seeker output, sending Boeing shares higher as investors bet on steady defense revenue.

Chrysler is recalling about 178,000 Pacifica and Voyager minivans after regulators found side‑curtain airbags with improperly sealed seams. Dealers will replace affected airbags free; VIN lookup is live April 2.

Amazon will add a 3.5% fuel-and-logistics surcharge to fulfillment fees starting April 17, a move that could squeeze small sellers and follows carrier surcharges.

Draft plans show Aldi could occupy roughly half of the former Bed Bath & Beyond at 2051 Chain Bridge Road in Tysons; county approvals are pending.

Federal regulators warned owners to stop using Apromise portable grill tables after reports of severed fingertips and other serious injuries.

Federal filings show Ford is recalling about 422,613 U.S. vehicles after certain windshield wiper arms can break. Dealers will inspect and replace affected arms free.

Coca‑Cola will be the default beverage at Marriott properties worldwide, replacing Pepsi after decades and shifting what guests find on tap.

A Member's Mark 7-foot pre-lit reindeer sold online at Sam's Club was recalled after smoke reports; the maker is offering refunds or repair kits for about 2,460 units.

Lion Energy took an equity stake in American Battery Factory to secure prismatic LFP cells from ABF's Tucson gigafactory. The move lines up with Lion's June assembly ramp and ABF's multi‑year offtake deals.

A Seattle federal suit says Costco's $4.99 rotisserie chicken is tied to repeated USDA Salmonella failures at a Nebraska plant; Costco disputes the claims and has asked a judge to toss the case.

Consumer Reports linked a Hembisen KH‑158 CO detector sold online to multiple hospitalizations and urged regulators and retailers to act. Shoppers should check alarms for UL or ETL marks.

Comcast agreed to a $117.5 million settlement over an October 2023 Xfinity data breach that touched tens of millions of customers. Eligible people who were mailed breach notices can file claims through Aug. 14, 2026.

Partners at Hogan Lovells and Cadwalader approved a historic merger to form a 3,100‑lawyer firm with roughly $3.6B in revenue, set to begin operations July 1.

Reston‑based Leidos is combining its airport and port screening units with Analogic, shifting about 1,500 jobs and $625M in projected 2026 revenue while keeping a minority stake.

Federal Reserve data show U.S. industrial production fell 0.5% in March, pulled down by utilities and motor‑vehicle output.

Ford is calling back about 1.4 million vehicles after regulators flagged a powertrain control module software problem. Dealers will update software free of charge.

The DOJ is preparing a civil antitrust suit that names major egg producers, alleging they coordinated prices using industry benchmark tools during last year’s spike.

Rivian has lined up retail space at 1100 New York Ave NW near CityCenter, bringing an EV showroom into downtown D.C.'s convention and shopping corridor. No opening date has been announced.

Chrysler is recalling 65,348 Ram pickups after a dashboard software bug can blank instrument clusters and hide safety warnings. Dealers will reprogram affected trucks free; owner notices begin May 28.

Applied Materials agreed to a $252.5M BIS settlement that forces audits and keeps export privileges on a three‑year leash. The ruling reshapes routing strategies for chip tools.

Tesla landed a Sourcewell contract that opens sales to 50,000+ public agencies — a direct challenge to Ford and GM's fleet stronghold. The agreement speeds purchases and allows upfitting for police and utility uses.

NHTSA says Ford will recall 140,201 2024–2026 Rangers after sun‑visor/headliner wiring can short and pose a fire risk; dealers will inspect and repair trucks for free.

A voluntary recall covers 207,806 pairs of 32 Degrees heated socks sold at Costco after reports of burns. Owners are told to stop use and return for a refund.

A technical outage on Friday left Capital One customers struggling to view balances and use debit cards, with outage trackers reporting thousands of complaints.

Centene posted a $1.5B quarter even as Marketplace enrollment fell by about two million after enhanced subsidies expired. Medicare drug plan growth and cash moves helped offset the hit.

Harley-Davidson has announced a recall of about 88,039 U.S. motorcycles after regulators flagged a possible airbox baseplate breather-port blockage. Owners should check VINs and watch for dealer repairs.

About 312,100 EEMB coin‑cell batteries sold on Amazon are being recalled because their pouches aren’t child‑resistant. Officials say the packs should be kept away from children and refunds are available.

The Justice Department filed a proposed settlement forcing Agri Stats to stop sharing nonpublic meat‑processing data and to open most reports to U.S. buyers.

Lockheed is elevating Skunk Works chief OJ Sanchez to run its Aeronautics unit as Greg Ulmer retires; the change takes effect June 1.