The cavernous warehouse at Record Finder, a Parham Road depository of pressed music from the last 80 years, feels like a drafty basement. The fluorescent light throw mostly just shadows. A smell of old records and musty cardboard makes it vaguely inviting, like maybe a treasure is hiding under “20 Greatest Holiday Carols.”

The Rolls-Royce plant that landed in Prince George County this year has won Business Facilities magazine’s top honor in their annual Economic Development Deal of the Year Awards.

Richmonders look like they are tightening up their belt when it comes to eating out; they’ve spent about 15 percent less at restaurants so far this year.

Momentum Resources, a staffing firm that specializes in matching women with companies that off flexible work schedules, has not seen a slowdown.

Lawrence Dodge has sued Pearson Companies Inc. for failing to buy its Dodge Dealership at 7411 West Broad St. for $700,000.

Local real estate developer Justin French hopes to draw designers, contractors and other passers-by into his new Shockoe Slip store that sells flooring made from reclaimed lumber.

A Richmond business that has found some success selling collapsible bakeware on QVC is running a contest – complete with a $500 prize – for users to submit video commercials.

Duncan Fang, who invented Foldtuk, said he has already received a few videos, including one showing a customer using the units as a drum set of sorts. The contest started this month on the Foldtuk website.