Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on March 27, 2011
BUSINESS
Adams National Bank will become Premier Bank in April By Danielle Douglas
GTSI loses about 100 employees after SBA suspension By Marjorie Censer
High Street Partners expands as more firms head overseas By Danielle Douglas
Patent reform measure ignited fierce lobbying effort By Amanda Becker
Ashford Hospitality Trust gearing up to renovate Melrose and Churchill hotel in D.C. By Danielle Douglas
Novartis, Lockheed Martin among social responsibility award winners By Vanessa Mizell
Government contracts awarded
Capital Buzz: Dawson’s latest venture offers D.C. a laugh Riot By Thomas Heath
Washington area bankruptcies for the week of March 28
What to watch: Key events for week of March 28 By V. Dion Haynes
The Download: TechStorm to mix tech transfer, seed money to generate start-ups By Steven Overly
Economic events for the week of March 28
Washington area business events for the week of March 28
Lawsuit over fees details alleged ‘low visibility' influence effort By Amanda Becker
From the editor: Online workshops help small businesses find digital solutions By Dan Beyers
Washington area promotions and appointments for the week of March 28
Commentary: Bringing brokers up to fiduciary standards By Jania Stout
Helping out: Samuel Polakoff of TBB Global Logistics By Vanessa Mizell
Appointments and promotions
Pentagon advocating fixed-price contracts By Marjorie Censer
For District-based Compass Partners, entrepreneurship is a social mission By Steven Overly
Career Coach: The art of being prepared for when the market shifts By Oliver Schlake
Backed by industry, government reforming defense export controls By Marjorie Censer
Behind the career: Stephen V. Gold By Vanessa Mizell
International business, exports on rise in region By V. Dion Haynes
Value Added: Inside one local baseball factory By Thomas Heath
AT&T/T-Mobile merger shifts to Washington By Amanda Becker
SAIC to divest oil and gas IT services business, pursue ‘bolder' acquisition strategy By Marjorie Censer
Hilton offers local and national restaurateurs a chance to partner By Danielle Douglas
Dulles Expo Center makes way for a Chantilly Wal-Mart By Jonathan O'connell
For the U.S. satellite industry, strict export controls cost market share By Steven Overly
Business Rx: Designing a strategy to find investors
The District enters the fight to recover tax revenue from online hotel vendors By Danielle Douglas
Is it time to begin building condos again? Developers and bankers don't necessarily agree By Jonathan O'connell
End of the RALs? By Danielle Douglas
DLA Piper managing partner defines success as ‘having a meaningful impact' By Avis Thomas-lester
POLITICS
Wal-Mart asks Supreme Court to deny class-action suit by female workers By Robert Barnes
Obama rewarding local stations in battleground states with biggest ‘get’ in TV news By Peter Wallsten
The Republicans’ Hispanic problem By Chris Cillizza
The High Court: Is lying protected speech? Military-medal case on track for Supreme Court By Robert Barnes
OPINIONS
The cost of small class size By Eva Moskowitz
Why TARP has been a success story By Robert J. Samuelson
Drill, Brazil, drill, says the U.S.
The Midwest’s new class politics By E.j. Dionne Jr
In Obama’s push for Mideast peace, whose side is he on? By Jackson Diehl
Online books and copyright law
Playing politics with Guantanamo
The Swiss do tunnels right
Court should uphold Arizona campaign law
I can read my signature
The little guy is not solely responsible
Clarity on Libya, and lack of same
Why gentrification is good for D.C.
ENTERTAINMENT
Peter Godwin’s “The Fear: Robert Mugabe and the Martyrdom of Zimbabwe” By Martin Meredith
WORLD
In China, microblogging sites become free-speech platform By Keith B. Richburg
Radiation levels at Japan nuclear plant reach new highs By Chico Harlan and Brian Vastag
Egypt’s fundamentalist Salafists rise in wake of Mubarak’s fall By Edward Cody
Crowds march in London against proposed cuts By Karla Adam
Israel deploys new Iron Dome anti-missile system By Janine Zacharia
Pope calls for suspension of use of arms in Libya crisis
Libyan rebels capture key oil towns; Qatar recognizes rebel council By Liz Sly, Tara Bahrampour and Mary Beth Sheridan
Libyan government offered money to appease Iman al-Obaidi, woman in rape-claim case, mother says By Tara Bahrampour and Liz Sly
Libyan rebels’ ragtag army has heart but lacks organization and training By Tara Bahrampour
Syria’s President Assad deploys army By Hussein Malla and Zeina Karam
NATIONAL
Robots designed to deal with nuclear accidents await duty in Europe while Japan asks: Where are ours? By Brian Vastag
Sitting atop huge gas reserve, Maryland debates drilling practice known as fracking By Darryl Fears
Controversial mini-med plans to live on through waivers By N.c. Aizenman and Robert Barnes
Municipalities trim health services amid housing bust By Phil Galewitz
LOCAL
Philip A. Musgrove, health economist By — Emma Brown
District Masons celebrate 163rd anniversary By Hamil R. Harris
Property crime shows alarming rise in the District By Allison Klein
2 killed, 1 injured in separate Prince George’s County shootings By Matt Zapotosky, Justin Jouvenal and And Martin Weil
Wallace B. Oliver, statistician By — Lauren Wiseman
D.C. evaluations drain this principal By Jay Mathews
Robbery suspect sought in District By Martin Weil
Readers ask what’s up with dissing the docs By John Kelly
Civil rights leader John L. Cashin Jr. dies at 82 By Emma Brown
Friends and family members grieve for 2 slain Olney men at funerals By Dana Hedgpeth and And Dan Morse
Fairfax schools consider recording student disciplinary hearings By Donna St. George
Access to new Metro stations still a big question By Kafia A. Hosh
Region keeps watch for change in radioactive material levels By Martin Weil
For DC Statehood Fund, collecting money proves taxing By Ben Pershing
LIFESTYLE
Dance review: Promise and grace from young dancers in ‘Proteges III’ By Sarah Kaufman
A Harlem dance company in the remaking By — Pamela Squires
Theater reviews: ‘How to Succeed’ and ‘Priscilla’ on Broadway By Peter Marks
New York opera has two faces: Met ‘Ory,’ NYCO ‘Monodramas’ By Anne Midgette
Music review: Ashley Brown at Kennedy Center By — Nelson Pressley
Hints From Heloise: Charger ID
Frank Stewart’s Bridge for March 28
Ask Amy: This couple’s marital bed is a cozy workspace By Amy Dickinson
Carolyn Hax for March 28 By Carolyn Hax
Culture warriors’ cry to art museums: Toughen up against political pressure By Jacqueline Trescott
In Japan, disaster coverage is measured, not breathless By Chico Harlan
TV Highlights: 'All Together Now’ brings together four former presidents By — Emily Yahr
SPORTS
TV and radio listings: March 27
Duke women stop DePaul, advance to play U-Conn. in NCAA tournament By Gene Wang
TV and radio listings: March 28
Washington Nationals trade Nyjer Morgan to Milwaukee Brewers By Adam Kilgore
U-Conn. ends Georgetown’s season in the women’s Sweet 16 By Gene Wang
VCU basketball makes another mid-major statement with win over Kansas By Mike Wise
NCAA tournament: Kentucky downs North Carolina to reach Final Four By Liz Clarke
VCU stuns Kansas, advances to the Final Four By Steve Yanda
The MVP of the NCAA tournament: The mute button By Norman Chad
Even with loss to UConn, Georgetown proves it’s a player on the national stage By Tracee Hamilton
NEWS
Free & Easy By — Jess Righthand
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