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Click here to view in plain text. |  | Monday, March 12, 2012 | Cover story Steven Overly MAR 11
The skyline around the Washington region is poised to soar higher in the coming years as an increasing number of construction projects bring ever-taller buildings to neighborhoods and commercial centers from North Bethesda to Rosslyn to Tysons Corners.
Latest news from Capital Business Jonathan O'Connell MAR 11
A public plaza, shopping, ticketing center and theater would line Half Street in Southwest. Jonathan O'Connell MAR 11
Monument Realty submitted a proposal giving the government $5.1 million annually in base rent. Steven Overly MAR 11
A busload of entrepreneurs left the District bound for Austin. Their task: Create a company en route. Marjorie Censer MAR 11
Local satellite firms like Hughes and Iridium are preparing new technology, even as Reston-based LightSquared makes layoffs. Catherine Ho MAR 11
It is a marked shift for the risk-adverse legal industry, which has largely stayed away from social media as a way to pursue new business. Danielle Douglas MAR 11
Popularity of natural hairstyles spawns speciality beauty parlors throughout region.
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