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DC Startup Week Brings Entrepreneurs Together Virtually
DC Startup Week (DCSW) kicked off Monday, offering many online events that are free to attend from September 14-18.
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Capitol Hill’s Nonpartisan Sports Bar Closes Doors After 26 Years
Capitol Lounge, a popular sports bar in DC’s historic Capitol Hill neighborhood, is permanently closing its doors on Sunday, September...
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DC Residents to Get Extra Unemployment Compensation of $300 Per Week
The District of Columbia has been approved to grant eligible unemployed residents an additional compensation benefit of $300 per week.
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DC Sues Instacart for Charging Consumers Deceptive Fees, Not Paying Sales Tax
DC Attorney General Karl Racine has filed a lawsuit against Instacart, accusing it of charging consumers millions of dollars in...
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Your Ultimate Guide on Bathroom Remodel Costs
Your bathroom is perhaps the most frequently used room in your home, hence more than likely to require being remodeled....
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DC Restaurant Week Kicks Off With Special Deals to Boost Recovery of Eateries
DC Restaurant Week allows diners to buy 3-course lunches for $22 and 3-course dinners for $35 or $55 at 200...
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Black-Owned DC Restaurants Organize Sweepstakes
Anela Malik, a DC-based food blogger, teamed up with HalfSmoke and Raise Nation LLC, to organize sweepstakes to support Black-owned...
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‘Future of Work’ Teaches How to Shape Post-Pandemic Office
An online event series organized by EDGE is offering solutions that allow businesses to get their employees back to the...
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DC Employees See Minimum Hourly Wage Go Up to $15
The minimum wage in the District of Columbia will increase from $14 per hour to $15 per hour on July...
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DC Restaurant Owners Ask Landlords for Help in Washington Post Op-Ed
Two DC restaurateurs wrote an op-ed for The Washington Post, asking landlords to help businesses with paying their rents during...
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