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Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) is considering covering the full cost of transit fares for its Arlington employees, according to The Washington Post.

The e-commerce giant, which just last week officially signed on with JBG Smith Properties (NYSE: JBGS) for office leases and purchase agreements for National Landing real estate for its second headquarters, says only a quarter of its Seattle employees commute to work by driving alone. That’s according to a Post report that looks at the many impacts…

The current CEC executive management team will continue to lead the merged entity and trade on the NYSE.

The Netherlands-based company is growing its Silicon Valley footprint, focusing on research and development and combining its teams from recent acquisitions.

Developers look to cater to the region's growing population and expanding tourism industry.

The deal for the 393,000-square-foot warehouse, near both both Highway 280 and Interstate 35W, had been in the works even before Sears Holding's bankruptcy filing last year.

The developer has scored a construction loan from a Wall Street firm that is relocating its headquarters to downtown Nashville.

Millions of funds will be available for New Jersey Superstorm Sandy victims that remain out of their homes, state and federal officials announced Monday.

Speaking at the Shark River Municipal Marina in Neptune Township, Gov. Phil Murphy announced an update to a three-prong plan to assist residents who remain displaced nearly six-and-a-half years after Sandy devastated the state.

The plan calls for the removing the $150,000 cap on Sandy-related grant funding; expanding rental assistance to a total…

Zoho has more than 7,000 employees at 12 offices nationwide. It chose Austin for its new U.S. headquarters because employees can enjoy a high quality of life without the high prices and stifling traffic of the San Francisco Bay Area, the company's president said.

John Henry, the billionaire owner of the Boston Red Sox and the Boston Globe, has cut the listing price of his Florida mansion by $10 million, a 40 percent price drop.

The Boston Business Journal earlier this year reported that Henry had listed his 41,010-square-foot estate near Boca Raton, Florida for sale for $25 million.

The listing price is now $15 million, according to a representative from Douglas Elliman Real Estate, a luxury residential brokerage. Senada Adzem of Douglas Elliman is the…