Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on July 15, 2012
BUSINESS
Washington to New York City in 60 minutes by train By Catherine Ho
What will be the impact of ‘impact investing’? By Steven Overly
Unconventional interviews lead to a better company, Appian says By Abha Bhattarai
Career Coach: What are you doing to keep learning? By Joyce E. A. Russell
Corporate Executive Board CEO talks talent By Thomas Heath
Behind the career: From Navy acoustic intelligence specialist to COO of IT firm
Marvin S. Traub, 87, former CEO of Bloomingdale’s, dies
Creating a buzz with winning and bold-faced names By Thomas Heath
Washington area charity events: Week of July 16
Democrats threaten to go over ‘fiscal cliff’ if GOP fails to raise taxes By Lori Montgomery
Lawyer putting aside career to open a wine bar By Abha Bhattarai
To boost veteran employment, VA uses online career center By Marjorie Censer
Charity works: Nonprofit PRS found way to close its revolving door By Vanessa Small
Hotel market is ‘ripe for acquisitions’ By Danielle Douglas
Deltek: In wake of court ruling, look to states for health IT opportunities By Amanda White and Lauren Jones
Staying calm as sequestration looms By Marjorie Censer
Recently filed bankruptcies in the D.C. area
RLJ Credit Opportunity Fund gets SBIC designation By Danielle Douglas
CoStar: Developers more willing to take risks in Washington area By Walter Page
Delta: Condo sales break 500-unit mark for first time since second quarter of 2010 By William Rich
Washington area business events: Week of July 16
Washington area business diary for week of July 16 By Shawn Selby and Vanessa Small
New at the top: From Navy expert to business leader By Interview With Vanessa Small
Helping out: CBRE broker’s cause is a personal one
Time spent interacting with other people can pay off in today’s automated world By Dan Beyers
Washington area business events for the week of July 15
Washington area appointments for the week of July 16
Pepco defends its response in wake of recent storm
GW graduate, biotech founder finds work in Singapore By Steven Overly
Banks in second TARP round in the clear By Danielle Douglas
Washington area appointments and promotions: Week of July 16 By V. Dion Haynes
The Download: D.C. Council tech bills show sector has matured, garnered attention By Steven Overly
The Week Ahead for July 16
Fearing ‘fiscal cliff,’ investors bearish about U.S. contractors By Nick Taborek
Capital panel eyes opening up Southwest D.C. for development By Jonathan O'connell
Plans for McMillan site draw fire By Jonathan O'connell
Candidates’ role in outsourcing jobs under the spotlight By Catherine Ho
WORLD
Port security: U.S. fails to meet deadline for scanning of cargo containers By Douglas Frantz
Japan’s ambassador to China returns for talks amid new fight over islands By Chico Harlan
Britain’s continental drift away from the European Union By Anthony Faiola
In Syria, an oasis from the war By Austin Tice
U.N. observers say Syrian government targeted opposition supporters in Tremseh By Babak Dehghanpisheh
LOCAL
Two dead in Eden Center shootings in Falls Church By Tom Jackman
Fairfax drops effort to fire veteran teacher By Emma Brown
Nothing can replace a good teacher By Jay Mathews
Amid the District’s crisis, the ‘I-told-you-so’ gloating begins By Courtland Milloy
Metro running normally, but officials probe problems in two weekend shutdowns By Miranda S. Spivack
Two fatally shot at Falls Church’s Eden Center By Tom Jackman
Man ordered into street in Prince George’s dies after being struck by car By Martin Weil and Miranda S. Spivack
Wrapped up in cable’s nefarious marketing web By John Kelly
Creative force: Metro worker, 87, brings music and poetry to the printing plant By Luz Lazo
Roscoe Bartlett fights uphill battle to keep his seat By Ben Pershing
Man wounded in Dupont Circle area after trying to stop a robbery By Martin Weil
LIFESTYLE
Carolyn Hax: A fiance’s unpleasant surprise: A prenuptial agreement By Carolyn Hax
Capital Fringe Festival Review of ‘Cabaret XXX: Love The One You’re With’ By Peter Marks
Capital Fringe Festival review: Michael Oberhauser’s ‘Fallen Angels’ By Charles T. Downey
Michael Jackson tribute by Cirque du Soleil is a thriller for fans By Jessica Goldstein
Hints From Heloise: ‘Tear here’ needs shears By Heloise
‘The New and Improved Stages of Grief’ at the Capital Fringe Festival By Fiona Zublin
Green Party convention-goers are ready to take on President Obama, Mitt Romney By Monica Hesse
Capital Fringe Festival: ‘The Mercy Seat’ lacking in charm By Fiona Zublin
‘The Outcasts of Poker Flat’ at the Capital Fringe Festival By Robert Battey
Capital Fringe Festival: ‘Young Republicans’ sends up political culture By Fiona Zublin
‘Flight of Fancy (A Steampunk Ballet)’ at Capital Fringe Festival By Celia Wren
Ask Amy: Mom’s phone addiction puts kids on hold By Amy Dickinson
Pianist Gloria Cheng offers eclectic, engaging program at University of Maryland By Stephen Brookes
OPINIONS
Taxing online purchases By Editorial Board
U.S. is moving too fast on Burma By Michael Green and Daniel Twining
Impasse in El Salvador By Editorial Board
HHS stretches the math
A challenge to conservatives By E.j. Dionne Jr
A fidelty oath for Catholics
Character assassination on the campaign trail By Robert J. Samuelson
Storm problems went beyond lack of electricity
The cloudy focus at Penn State
Fertilizing the farmers By Editorial Board
Lawrence Summers: Changing focus to inequalities in opportunity By Lawrence Summers
Overcoming a penicillin allergy
NEWS
D.C. Capital Partners acquires Catapult Technology By Marjorie Censer
Study Proves That Those Who Drive Fast Really Do Die Young By Richard Read | Highgearmedia.com
Hyundai Sued Over Elantra 40-MPG Ad Claims By Suzanne Kane | Highgearmedia.com
Don't Love Your New Chevrolet? Return It Up To 2 Months Later By Richard Read | Highgearmedia.com
Screen on the Green By — Brandon Weigel
SPORTS
London Olympics 2012: Mike Krzyzewski continues to get NBA superstars to ‘buy in’ as part of Team USA By Michael Lee
Couch Slouch: There’s room in sports for those who play dumb By Norman Chad
Orioles’ Jim Johnson finds his opening as Baltimore’s closer By Matt Breen
Orioles vs. Tigers: Baltimore is no match for Justin Verlander By Dan Connolly
London 2012: Olympics force hard choices for those who fell short of making team By Rick Maese
United vs. Dynamo: D.C. suffers another loss in Houston, this time a 4-0 rout By Steven Goff
Obama to attend Team USA games
Nationals vs. Marlins: Stephen Strasburg shuts down Miami in 4-0 victory By Adam Kilgore
NATIONAL
After Massey mine disaster killed their son, settlement of millions is worth little By Stephanie Mccrummen
Sauna-like heat, low rain help keep Chesapeake Bay clean By Darryl Fears
POLITICS
Improving the reliability of medical imaging technology By The Partnership For Public Service
Bobby Jindal’s stock on the rise By Nia-malika Henderson
ENTERTAINMENT
Fringe Festival review: ‘Domino’s Pizza Saved My Life’ By Stephanie Merry
Celeste Holm dies at 95; actress won Oscar for role in ‘Gentleman’s Agreement’ By Adam Bernstein
At Castleton, ‘A Little Night Music’ amplifies disappointments By Anne Midgette
Advertisement