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Change of heart? Fannie Mae was set to consolidate its offices and move to the 12th Street Northwest office space to be vacated by law firm Arnold & Porter. Then they reconsidered and sources say they are now planning to move to a proposed building at 15th and L streets, the site of the current Washington Post headquarters.
Cashing in: District software startup Kit Check has landed a new $12 million round of funding led by Kaiser Permanente Ventures, Rex Heathcare and New Leaf Venture Partners, its second big fundraiser in less than two years. (CAPBIZ)
Heating up: Sales in the D.C. region’s housing market picked up for the first time in a year last month, a sign that home buyers may feel more confident heading into 2015. (WP)
Getting sentimental: To avoid public relations disasters, big corporations want to know how you feel about them. And defense firms that served intelligence agencies are willing to help. (CAPBIZ)
Cyber trouble: Hackers claiming allegiance to the Islamic State took control of the social media accounts of the U.S. military’s Central Command on Monday, posting threatening messages, propaganda videos, and some military documents. (WP)
Dropping: The price of oil fell to its lowest level in five and a half years Monday. But how low could oil prices go? It’s anybody’s guess. (WP)
Bought: Continuing its ongoing pursuit of innovative technology, Capital One Financial has acquired money management app Level Money. (WBJ)
On Wall Street
Falling oil prices dragged the stock market lower on Monday as Exxon Mobil, Chevron and other big energy companies sank along with crude. (Get the latest updates here)
What’s on tap today
Small business optimism index (7:30 a.m.)
Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (10 a.m.)
Help: Leadership lessons from the Oregon Ducks (WP)
Follow: CENTCOM
Extra: Virginia is looking for a new state song. Here are suggestions for the other 49. (WP)
Thoughts? Have feedback, tips or events we should know about? Email us here.
Cashing in: District software startup Kit Check has landed a new $12 million round of funding led by Kaiser Permanente Ventures, Rex Heathcare and New Leaf Venture Partners, its second big fundraiser in less than two years. (CAPBIZ)
Heating up: Sales in the D.C. region’s housing market picked up for the first time in a year last month, a sign that home buyers may feel more confident heading into 2015. (WP)
Getting sentimental: To avoid public relations disasters, big corporations want to know how you feel about them. And defense firms that served intelligence agencies are willing to help. (CAPBIZ)
Cyber trouble: Hackers claiming allegiance to the Islamic State took control of the social media accounts of the U.S. military’s Central Command on Monday, posting threatening messages, propaganda videos, and some military documents. (WP)
Dropping: The price of oil fell to its lowest level in five and a half years Monday. But how low could oil prices go? It’s anybody’s guess. (WP)
Bought: Continuing its ongoing pursuit of innovative technology, Capital One Financial has acquired money management app Level Money. (WBJ)
On Wall Street
What’s on tap today
Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (10 a.m.)
Help: Leadership lessons from the Oregon Ducks (WP)
Follow: CENTCOM
Extra: Virginia is looking for a new state song. Here are suggestions for the other 49. (WP)
Thoughts? Have feedback, tips or events we should know about? Email us here.
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