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What happened on January 20, 2013

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What happened on January 20, 2013

BUSINESS

Two home builders announce plans for luxury condos in Bethesda By Jonathan O'connell

Skye Associates buys Simply Soles By Abha Bhattarai

Clarksburg at center of fight to build Montgomery County’s next shopping destination By Jonathan O'connell

Career Coach: Career tips for baby boomers By Joyce E.a. Russell

Acceleprise welcomes first of three classes for ’13 By Steven Overly and Stevenoverly

Small grocery chains squeezed out by a crowded field By J.d. Harrison

New hire is latest move by Microsoft to increase outreach to lawmakers By Catherine Ho

Tresys Technology picked up by private-equity firm By Marjorie Censer

Nando’s Peri Peri to expand beyond Washington area By Abha Bhattarai

AtSite’s ‘Late Night Wednesdays’ are a chance for creative collaboration By Sarah Halzack

Washington area to see economic improvement in 2013, forecast says By Sarah Halzack

FBI lays out what it wants in a new headquarters By Jonathan O’connell

Value Added: Ted Leonsis looks to score digital dollars with new media start-up By Thomas Heath

Inauguration 2013: The contracting company behind the parade and the balls By Abha Bhattarai

Commentary: The ‘sharing economy’ is no passing fad By Steve Case

Editor’s note: My paycheck wake-up call By Dan Beyers

Washington area business diary for week of Jan. 21 By Shawn Selby

Key economic events for the week of Jan. 21 By Neil Irwin

Local venture capital investments down for fourth quarter, full year By Steven Overly

For business issues, Obama administration officials to watch By Catherine Ho

Analysts don’t expect a buyer soon for Virginia Commerce Bank By Abha Bhattarai

Smaller defense stocks seen as bargain amid cuts By Nick Taborek

Senate Democrats’ budget plan will reopen battle over taxes By Lori Montgomery

D.C. mayor to make rounds at SXSW By Thomasheath

GAO critical of VA verification efforts By Marjorie Censer

2013 Inauguration is chance for law firms to make a splash By Catherine Ho

Stone Soup stirs film talent with nonprofits in need By Vanessa Small, Lights and Please:

POLITICS

After the first black president, who will be second? By Vanessa Williams

Employers challenging health law contraceptive provision By Robert Barnes

Republican strategists return to the dinner table, hungering for a way forward By Jason Horowitz

Searching for an Alzheimer’s cure By The Partnership For Public Service

President Obama is older and wiser this time around By Chris Cillizza

A new term, but old divisions By Dan Balz

OPINIONS

Keeping the Internet free By Editorial Board

Ignoring North Korea’s gulags By Jared Genser

The second-term climate By Editorial Board

Martin Luther King Jr. Day By Editorial Board

Obama’s quest for greatness By Robert J. Samuelson

Chavez is not going quietly By Jackson Diehl

The liberation of Barack Obama By E.j. Dionne Jr

NATIONAL

Obama’s oratory: A gifted speaker has unfinished business for inaugural address By Joel Achenbach

With an eye on legacy, Obama developing second-term strategy By Scott Wilson

Obama officially begins his second term By David Nakamura and Robert Barnes

Inauguration 2013: Ideas about innovation for the new Congress and President Obama By Emi Kolawole

Mass-shooting survivors making push for gun control their lives’ work By Brady Dennis

Invest in what is next By Shirley Ann Jackson

Inaugural parade’s announcer knows how to call ‘em as voice of former Washington Senators ballclub By Fredrick Kunkle

Obamas attend church prior to White House swearing-in By Hamil R. Harris

Keep your eye on the prize By Peter Diamandis

Despite inaugural respite, more fights lay ahead for Obama and Congress By Rosalind S. Helderman

Erratic bat behavior at Great Smoky park may be linked to lethal syndrome By Darryl Fears

Fuel energy innovation By Ramez Naam

Meet millennials in new places online By Christopher Altchek and Jake Horowitz

LOCAL

Stink bugs could mount a comeback this spring in the Washington area By Caitlin Gibson

17-year-old John Mannes helps drive Montgomery County school policy By Lynh Bui

Fairfax County police ticket policy scrutinized By Justin Jouvenal

D.C. police dispute watchdog report on handling of sexual assault cases By Peter Hermann

Quick tourist tips for a pleasant inaugural stay in D.C. By John Kelly

Rockville man killed in skiing accident By Martin Weil

Loudoun school community fights possible closing of Lincoln Elementary By Caitlin Gibson

Loudoun board decides to keep courts in downtown Leesburg By Jim Barnes

Arlington County population: Up or down? By Patricia Sullivan

Prince George’s parents worry about late school buses By Ovetta Wiggins

Steven Muller, former president of Johns Hopkins University, dies at 85 By Emily Langer

WORLD

Iran, Palestinians low on list of issues in Israel election By Joel Greenberg

Al-Qaeda branch’s image soars after hostage drama in Algeria By Joby Warrick

No classified FISA court rulings made public as a result of review By Ellen Nakashima

After Algerian standoff, debate emerges over hostage-takers’ intent By Michael Birnbaum

Islamists to sit out Jordanian election By Taylor Luck

India’s Rahul Gandhi promises to change old ways of elitist politics By Rama Lakshmi

French troops advance in Mali as Islamists abandon town By Bate Felix

LIFESTYLE

Pianist Brian Ganz plays Chopin with joy, nuance and insight By Grace Jean