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Click here to view in plain text. |  | Monday, April 9, 2012 | Today's Cover Story Jonathan O'Connell APR 8
As neighborhoods around the D.C. transit hub change, the venerable station is upgrading in hopes of becoming an economic engine.
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The retail giant says it does not plan to open its first store in the District until the end of 2013. Catherine Ho APR 8
The District is the only jurisdiction in the U.S. that allows law firms to share fees, profits with non-lawyers. Steven Overly APR 8
A list of Washington companies with the top 25 retirement plans is dominated by the region's law firms. Danielle Douglas APR 8
Owners of the food truck turned to crowdsourcing Web site Kickstarter to raise capital for a new restaurant. Jonathan O'Connell APR 8
The 98-year-old bought 6,750 acres in 1961 and advocated for smart growth long before it was popular. Marjorie Censer APR 8
Local firms are hoping the Obama administration's announcement of a "big data" initiative will fuel demand. Olga Khazan APR 8
Several microbreweries have opened in the area, and more are on tap, as craft beers gain popularity. Danielle Douglas APR 8
A bank can now have up to 2,000 stockholders before it it required to register with the SEC. Steven Overly APR 8
Low funding for a battlefield robot led the Greenbelt company to do more with a less-specialized unit. Vickie Elmer APR 8
Working | Hundreds of women see their paychecks disappear right after they disclose their pregnancies. Abha Bhattarai APR 8
Life at work | Employees at the Hanover and Laurel offices can take Strayer University courses at work.
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