Innovation & Job News

Coming in February 2014: an ideaspace for makers, tinkerers and thinkers in DC.

Hilltop Energy, a startup that is touting distributive energy generation, is one of many presenters at Reboot: Energy at 1776.

Cyclomend, a startup in the bike repair sphere, brings technicians to your door to save you money.

Energy Houses 7 and 8 are coming to Arlington, will offer geothermal heating, LEED and 60 percent efficiency over code.

Cove, a new kind of mobile office space in Dupont Circle, offers monthly plans for the cost of a latte or less per hour.

The workforce consulting firm has hired a recruiter from LivingSocial and will be adding another employee soon.

Shop Local Week in D.C. is slated for Nov 30-Dec 8; Think Local First has partnered with local startup Causetown for a Charity Cash Mob.

Bored with turkey and sick of salad? Cater2.me brings local favorites to group lunches at work.

Macaw, a highly anticipated Mac-based program that bridges the gap between print design and code, reached its Kickstarter goal in record time.

RideScout, a new app for iOS and Android, gives District residents a bird's-eye view of different ways to get around.

The 4th annual D.C. Entrepreneurship Week is slated for Oct 8-11. Cofounder Jon Leonardo is bringing the model to other cities around the U.S.

They might sound like a '60s band, but the Mobileys are a chance for startups in the mobile sphere to score $10K.

Sick of looking at a stuffed closet? Rent out your overstock on GoodShuffle and make a few bucks to boot.

iPads and smartphones and screens, oh my! Need a place to test your alpha in IE6 and KitKat at the same time? Head to DC Device Lab.

Runway Wheels, a mobile boutique dedicated completely to consignment and college students, is doing pop-up events in the District and looking for angel funding.