These picks weren’t necessarily the most widely read of our stories. But their intriguing – and sometimes peculiar – details and characters made them stand out among the hundreds of stories we published this year.
After years of a lot of bad news, the local banking scene saw a sunnier side in 2012.
BizSense looks back at some of the highest-profile and biggest-money deals announced in Richmond during the past year.
Tom Yeager has been in the business of college sports since the late 1970s, but he’s never seen anything like what’s happening these days.
Just months after leasing a second building, one of Richmond’s fastest growing breweries has gone from renter to owner.
Grab the sunblock and get used to driving on the other side of the road: The Richmond insurance company is buying its way into the Bermuda reinsurance business.
The pay packages for two new local executives are revealed. A major shareholder of a local bank continues its sell-off. And Richmond’s king of tobacco makes a payment on a major anti-smoking settlement.
Richmond-based banks held steady in their performance during the third quarter, according to a Florida ratings firm.
Some interesting inventions from locals this week including a cigar box from a company in Glen Allen and a foldable cup from a man in Richmond. Plus patents from Capital One, Afton Chemical and more.
A local horse track is trying to buck off a federal lawsuit that alleges trademark infringement and false advertising.
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