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What happened on July 22, 2012

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What happened on July 22, 2012

BUSINESS

The Download: Social Tables raises $500K, plans to hire By Steven Overly

Luxury theaters bring their screens to region By Jonathan O'connell

TD Bank now letting customers make deposits until 8 p.m. By Danielle Douglas

Former animal testing lab for sale By Jonathan O'connell

Emirates Airlines employment comes with cheap flights By Abha Bhattarai

U.S. military pursues Humvee’s successor as ground wars end By Brendan Mcgarry

SAIC trains its focus on health IT market By Marjorie Censer

Value Added: An electrical engineer’s circuitous path to entrepreneurship By Thomas Heath

New at the top: A fork in the road leads to a career building businesses By Vanessa Small

Acquisition chief says Pentagon has made progress on ‘better buying’ By Marjorie Censer

Romney continues attack on Obama’s commitment to business By Catherine Ho

Editor’s note: How I spent my summer — hurtling towards a fiscal cliff By Dan Beyers

Prosecutors, regulators close to making Libor arrests By Reuters

Fashion show brings in $100K for Down syndrome group By Vanessa Small

Commentary: Giving to get ahead By Shrita D. Sterlin

Delta: Washington area apartment building sales slowing By Ade Opoola

Contractors press Congress on sequestration By Marjorie Censer

Co. continues to makes progress in recovery By Danielle Douglas

Deltek: Declining federal IT market will still have opportunities By Deniece Peterson

Howrey estate searching for money By Catherine Ho

Marketing gold: The building of an Olympic star By Abha Bhattarai

Federal Cap Partners closes $529M fund By Thomas Heath

Local investments slow in second quarter, report finds By Steven Overly

Four developments to watch as GlaxoSmithKline takes control of Human Genome Sciences By Steven Overly

Washington area business diary for week of July 23 By Shawn Selby

Reston’s Canvas has starring role in London By Abha Bhattarai

CoStar: Office rents in D.C.’s suburbs expected to outpace downtown By Rob Jennings

Google facing force of aggressive E.U. regulators By Craig Timberg

Gaylord shareholder moves to stop Marriott deal By Danielle Douglas

LOCAL

Herbert Vogel, unlikely art collector and benefactor of National Gallery, dies at 89 By Matt Schudel

White House protester’s streak is broken, along with her collarbone By John Kelly

Charles County authorities link party violence to social media By Martin Weil

At D.C. libraries, food for young minds and bodies By Marissa Evans

D.C. Superior Court’s top judge, Satterfield, seeks second term By Keith L. Alexander

3 gunpoint robberies within an hour By Martin Weil

Baker moves to take a more active role in Prince George’s schools By Ovetta Wiggins

Politics could torpedo D.C. schools’ incipient progress By Jay Mathews

Global AIDS conference rally calls for cheaper medicines, more funding By David Brown, Katherine Shaver and Alyssa A. Botelho

McDonnell appointees for Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority remain in limbo By Lori Aratani

Mayor Gray’s 2010 campaign had database of public-housing residents By Nikita Stewart and Mike Debonis

Charles E. Rinaldi dies; retired assistant D.C. police chief was 84 By Emily Langer

D.C., don’t let politicians ruin that smile By Courtland Milloy

ENTERTAINMENT

A look at mind-bending murder in ‘Broken Harbor’ By Patrick Anderson

At U-Md., Kapell competition shows the joys and limits of piano rivalry By Anne Midgette

HBO’s ‘Vito’: How a movie buff found his own sense of outrage By Hank Stuever

POLITICS

Engaging the private sector in emergency preparedness and response By The Partnership For Public Service

Supreme Court is asked to find that insanity defense is a constitutional right By Robert Barnes

In swing states, economic picture a little brighter for Obama By Chris Cillizza

Amid a campaign of American exceptionalism, reminders of Romney’s international past By Jason Horowitz

WORLD

Latin America’s new authoritarians By Juan Forero

Pakistan and India to resume cricket matches By Michele Langevine Leiby

Egyptian textile strikes highlight economic challenges facing Morsi By Simon Denyer

NATIONAL

Aurora, Colo., shooting spree: A day of tears for victims and of twists in case By David A. Fahrenthold, Thomas Heath and Joel Achenbach

Cruise ship lines, Alaska officials question new air pollution limits By Juliet Eilperin

In California’s Imperial County, asthma takes severe toll on children By Anna Gorman

Aurora high schoolers grew up in Columbine’s shadow; new tragedy now binds them By Eli Saslow

OPINIONS

The found generation of the HIV/AIDS epidemic By Michael Gerson

Extend the success against AIDS to other devastating diseases By George W. Bush

Preserving D.C.’s public record By Editorial Board

Beyond Libor By Editorial Board

A gold medal for press freedom By Jackson Diehl

The Medicaid albatross By Robert J. Samuelson

Mr. Obama’s stand on taxes By Editorial Board

SPORTS

Venus Williams rallies Washington Kastles past New York Sportimes for 25th win in row By From News Services

Penn State scandal: NCAA to announce ‘corrective and punitive measures’ By Steve Yanda

Nationals are getting tough through adversity By Thomas Boswell

Baltimore Orioles hang on for 4-3 win over Cleveland Indians By Dan Connolly

Nationals vs. Braves: Washington clobbers Atlanta to earn series split By James Wagner

With training camp at hand, Redskins prepare to sort through tight end options By Mark Maske

Kastles vs. Explorers: Washington wins 26th straight World Team Tennis match By Matthew Breen

Couch Slouch: Olympics are just another place where we trail China By Norman Chad