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Click here to view in plain text. |  | Monday, July 9, 2012 | Today's Cover Story Steven Overly JUL 8
Shopkeepers and hotel operators are keeping their fingers crossed as the summer vacation season gets under way and Washington returns to the Delmarva shore.
Latest news from Capital Business Jonathan O'Connell JUL 8
The D.C. mayor opens a Shanghai office and pitches a streetcar project to China's Ex-Im bank. Danielle Douglas JUL 8
Sprinkles plans to open a 24-hour cupcake dispensing machine at its Georgetown bakery next month. Catherine Ho JUL 8
Q&A | White-collar defense lawyer Robert Luskin talks about defending Lance Armstrong, Karl Rove. Marjorie Censer JUL 8
Fort Myer, Fort Belvoir to are slated to get renovated buildings and a brand-name operator. Jonathan O'Connell JUL 8
D.C. property owners owe more than $500,000 in overdue taxes to eight nonprofit groups. Abha Bhattarai JUL 8
BabyMamma, a candy-coated pill, hit the Web two weeks ago. Danielle Douglas JUL 8
Graduates in health care fields can refinance up to $25,000 in private student loans at 4.99 percent. Steven Overly JUL 8
The McLean-based upstart helps companies understand information through data visualization. Danielle Douglas JUL 8
Navy Federal is buying business loans from other credit unions nearing the federal lending cap. Ken White JUL 8
Career Coach | In this age of fast-paced instant communication, we are all constantly writing. Abha Bhattarai JUL 8
Life at work | The apartment management company gives employees discounts on rooms. JUL 8
Business Rx | Excerpts from an online chat with Elana Fine of the Dingman Center in College Park.
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