Jeff Clabaugh is a Business Reporter at WTOP. With over 20 years of experience, he covers the Washington region's economy and financial markets, focusing on topics such as real estate, aviation, and workforce issues. Jeff's work has been featured in The Washington Post, Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, The Rappahannock News, and WTOP News.
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Jeff Clabaugh's articles mainly focus on local businesses, real estate, and economic trends in the Washington D.C. area. He frequently covers topics related to job market dynamics, local businesses' expansion or closures, and real estate transactions.
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A subsidiary of tobacco giant Philip Morris will pay D.C. $1.2 million to settle allegations that it violated a city ban on sales of flavored tobacco products.
By: Jeff Clabaugh
For apartment renters in the D.C. area, deals will be more common in the next couple of months as those landlords look to lease remaining vacant units.
By: Jeff Clabaugh
The use of personal checks is fading toward obscurity. We pay our bills online and Venmo the babysitter. The plumber takes credit cards and your food delivery payments are automatic.
By: Jeff Clabaugh
A Maryland father-son duo launched their line of small batch kettle chips, My Dad's Chips, a little more than two years ago. Now, they're finding new fans.
Tysons, Virginia-based MicroStrategy is one of three companies being added to the Nasdaq 100 index.
By: Jeff Clabaugh
A renovated 18th century DC home with a backyard parking pad that’s really a car elevator leading to an underground garage. List price about $10 million.
By: Jeff Clabaugh
A historic building in Downtown Frederick, Maryland, which served as a Catholic girls school and a convent reopens this week as Frederick’s first new hotel in more than 50 years.
Howard Lutnick, President-elect Donald Tump’s pick for commerce secretary, has reportedly purchased a D.C. mansion last listed for just shy of $29 million.
Charlottesville, Virginia-based Apex Clean Energy has signed a power purchase deal with Google for power that will be generated by its Rocky Forge wind farm.
Fast-growing D.C. bagel and deli shop Call Your Mother will join food vendors at Water Park in Crystal City with its newest location, this one an outdoor kiosk.
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