The latest business news in Virginia includes growing opposition to a proposed data center substation near Alexandria, a recall involving millions of bottles of eye drops, rising summer layoffs and a Washington Spirit girls' soccer clinic in Northern Virginia.
The government of the City of Alexandria is asking its neighbors not to approve a new substation to power a data center near city limits.
Mason District Supervisor Andres Jimenez has joined a chorus of voices opposing a new data center and substation at the Plaza 500 site.
The FDA issued a Class II voluntary recall for the eyedrops, which were distributed and sold nationwide.
The Washington Spirit is bringing its girls' soccer clinics to Northern Virginia, partnering with Vienna Youth Soccer.
Summer job losses are up more than 275 percent compared to summer 2024.
Nearly two dozen Virginia hospitals were in U.S. News' 2026-2027 Best Hospitals rankings. See every hospital recognized.
An ice cream concept backed by the business reality show will open its first location in Northern Virginia this summer.
The Virginia Department of Health reported another double-digit increase in cyclosporiasis cases, as salmonella also rears its head.
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