Chesterfield and Henrico issue new business licenses to yoga studios, business services, restaurants, retailers and construction firms. Find out first about new companies with BizSense Pro.
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The Docket: Local court roundup for Sept. 17, 2015
A holding company claims more than $11 million in damages for failings at apartment communities, contractors says they haven’t been paid $2 million for their work, and a plaintiff claims his accountant failed to file his tax returns for five years.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for Sept. 17, 2015
Performance Food Group readies for a return to the Big Board; a local bank gets out of an FDIC agreement and a couple of insiders make some trades.
Breaking Ground: Local building permits for Sept. 16, 2015
A Henrico hospital gets a $16 million upgrade and addition, work continues on the new Wegmans, and a church in Hanover undergoes a $6.7 million expansion.
Live Well Financial Endorses Financial Assessments as a Way to Protect Seniors Seeking Reverse Mortgages
Live Well Financial, a veteran in the mortgage industry, advocates the use of the Federal Housing Administration’s guidance on financially assessing seniors looking to qualify for reverse mortgages.
Foreclosures: Sept. 14, 2015
Upcoming foreclosure auctions all stay below $500,000 this week and include properties Richmond, Chesterfield, Henrico, Hanover, Powhatan and Goochland. Keep tabs on local foreclosures with a BizSense Pro membership.
New Business Licenses: Sept. 11, 2015
New restaurants, clothing retailers, finance firms and more get licenses in Chesterfield and Henrico. Get a jump on new businesses with a BizSense Pro membership.
Sales Recruiters of Virginia is expanding
Sales Recruiters of Virginia, a Richmond based staffing company specializing in salespeople is planning to open offices in Northern Virginia and Raleigh, North Carolina.
The Docket: Local court roundup for Sept. 10, 2015
A graphics company sues former employees for allegedly setting up a competing firm and taking clients, and a Museum District restaurant is accused of falling behind on lease payments.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for Sept. 10, 2015
Genworth’s CEO made a big share purchase this week, the newly appointed head of a Midlothian bank gets stock options, and Media General announces a $2.4 billion acquisition.