Local bank insiders buying and selling shares, two Genworth execs bought big chunks of stock, and second quarter earnings reports from Apple REIT, Dominion, WestRock and more.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for Aug. 13, 2015
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The Docket: Local court roundup for Aug. 13, 2015
Several lawsuits arrive involving contractors and construction firms, two people claim they were assaulted by a driver in New York City, and a former employee of a home decor shop claims she was fired after refusing ‘ sexual advances from her boss.
The R&D Dept.: Local patents for Aug. 12, 2015
Independent local inventors patent a method of recycling fast food paper waste, a steam-powered means of producing energy and a steerable trailer. Plus, big-name assignees including Altria, MeadWestvaco, Afton Chemical and Genworth.
Sales Recruiters Lures Heavyweight out of Retirement
Leonard Amendola, a retired recruiter of a Fortune 500 corporation has joined Sales Recruiters as senior recruiter.
Foreclosures: Aug. 10, 2015
A Fan market property is up for auction, and this week’s other area foreclosures top out with an $811,000 home in the Libbie-Grove area.
New Business Licenses: Aug. 7, 2015
New business licence recipients in Chesterfield and Henrico counties this week include a marketing firm, racquetball instructor, yoga studio, snow cone maker and a toy store.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for Aug. 6, 2015
Second quarter earnings reports from Brink’s, Dominion, Markel, Tredegar and local banks; an Owens & Minor exec sells shares; Tredegar searches for next CEO.
The Docket: Local court roundup for Aug. 6, 2015
A subcontractor says it hasn’t been paid for underground utility work, and an employee claims her boss and co-workers discriminated against her because of her race.
Breaking Ground: Local building permits for Aug. 5, 2015
A nursing home gets a $1.2 million upgrade and Short Pump Town Center does renovations for a major new tenant.
Foreclosures: August 3, 2015
Upcoming foreclosures in Richmond and the surrounding localities include a nearly $500,000 waterfront property in Henrico County.