Daniel J. Sernovitz is a Senior Staff Reporter for the Charlotte Business Journal, specializing in covering the retail and hospitality industries. With a background in journalism and a passion for motorcycles, Daniel brings a unique perspective to his reporting. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance and NBC Boston Stations.
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Daniel J. Sernovitz focuses on local business, real estate, and restaurant/retail industry news in the Washington D.C. area. He appears to be particularly interested in private sector announcements and press releases related to these sectors.
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How Aldi came to replace Amazon at Rappaport's Avec on H Street NE
By: Daniel J. Sernovitz
The Boston-based business has sprouted a dozen locations in its home state, and it has big plans for the D.C. area.
Sandlot to open its first pop-up in Northeast D.C.
Touring with Ted: Monumental CEO showcases Harry Benson photos at Gallery Place exhibit
Insomnia Cookies aims to triple D.C presence, with Union Station store already a top performer
New fitness concept and coworking space to anchor The Stacks at Buzzard Point Washington Business Journal
By: Emma Dooling, Daniel J. Sernovitz
Preview this article 1 min Since its founding in 2003, the Philadelphia-headquartered cookie and ice cream maker has grown to more than 300
Wyndham to roll out extended-stay brand at two D.C. spots
D.C.'s East End retail woes mount, while other parts of the city rebound
By: Daniel J. Sernovitz
The Salt Line is expanding beyond the Beltway. Discover which vibrant southern city will soon enjoy this D.C. oyster bar's coastal flavors.
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