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Diebold of North Canton, Ohio, opened an office in Sterling to expand its presence in the government security market. The company said the facility has an exhibit hall showing biometric access controls and a network-based video recorder.
Ipix of Reston, which provides 360-degree video surveillance technology, said its cameras will be used to monitor Stockholm's subway system under an agreement with its British partner, NMI Security.
PNC Financial Services Group , owner of PNC Bank, signed on as lead sponsor of the 2006 and 2007 performance seasons at Wolf Trap in Vienna, the Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts announced. Terms were not disclosed.
Online Resources of Chantilly said Tennenbaum Capital Partners of Santa Monica, Calif., will end up with 14 percent of the company's stock after financing its planned $180 million purchase of Princeton eCom. Both provide financial services over the Internet.
MARYLAND
WorldSpace of Silver Spring, which provides satellite-based radio internationally, named Gregory B. Armstrong and Alexander P. "Sandy" Brown as co-chief operating officers. The company also announced that it received government permission to launch a subscription satellite radio service in Italy.
DISTRICT
TA Realty Associates , a Boston-based pension fund advisory group, has sold 1250 I St. NW to RREEF, a real estate investment company owned by Deutsche Bank.
The Department of Motor Vehicles bought the building where it has offices at 95 M St. SW for $15.3 million from the United Way of the National Capital Area.
