It's a new campaign from the Virginia healthcare company to employ people who may have lost their jobs because of the coronavirus.

Mahesh Narayanan, CEO of Bethesda-based PepVax, considers how science should move forward and offers suggestions for where our focus should be when it comes to COVID-19 treatments.

The Tysons, Virginia-based IT corporation's deal is expected to close by March 2021.

From Oct. 12 to Nov. 19, selected founders will meet twice virtually each week. The accelerator will culminate in an invite-only pitch event with investors.

The region also hit an eight-quarter funding high in Q2, and this was the third-best quarter for dollar volume since 2001 in the dot-com period — yes, despite that pandemic.

The Black-owned startup that connects consumers with food trucks in the DMV region reached the financial milestone last month.

Cofounder Rayan Rahman considers the future of his startup: "We had to go back to the drawing board and rethink our business model in the COVID era, as international travel came to a standstill."

These environmental tech companies have been selected as part of a group of 10 that are sharing $1 million as well as in-kind services like mentoring.

Arlington's CTA, which hosts the annual CES trade show, invested in MaC Venture Capital as part of a $10 million commitment to venture firms and funds that support underrepresented entrepreneurs.

The funding will go toward further assisting tech and life science companies that are navigating the economic downturn caused by the pandemic.