With Daniel Snyder's exit, Washington's wish to become a big-time business town has failed.
There was something missing from yesterday’s big news about the Washington Commanders sale: Washington money.
In a region that recently cast itself as one of America’s major-league economic engines, the roster of potential buyers turned out to be distinctly minor-league — meaning the next owner of the team, that ultimate emblem of mogulhood, would have to be imported.
In the end, the winner of t...