A contractor says it is owed $1.5 million for work completed on an East Marshall Street apartment project, and a former jail inmate claims damages of $600,000 because she was denied a gluten- and dairy-free diet. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Earnings season is in full bloom, with numbers from Markel, Universal Corp., Performance Food Group, Brink’s and more. And Genworth offers another update on its drawn-out deal to be acquired by a Chinese company.
Southside reports a $4 million permit for a grocery store, and Goochland County has upfits for a medical practice and a golf-related recreation site on Three Chopt Road.
The founder and CEO of an IT firm and a 30-year veteran of the mortgage business both have retired, and new faces this week include law partners, a director of investment tax services, and a Bon Secours COO.
A storied mansion on Cary Street Road leads the list of properties on the block this week. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
A $5 million transaction in Richmond leads the pack this week in property transfers, followed by a sizable deal in Southside. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Southside reports a new Mexican restaurant and retail, and Henrico County lands construction companies and a favorite downtown deli’s new location.
Local bank earnings show near-term negative effects from the federal tax bill, a CarMax exec receives $1.4 million in stock options, and Dominion files its final earnings report for 2017.
Joe Morrissey and Paul Goldman say their firm hasn’t been paid $100,000 for representing the National Slavery Museum, and a couple wants compensation of $300,000, claiming a CPA failed to file their tax returns for three years.
This week’s patents include several smoking devices, a ballistic-resistant composite and an electrical door mullion. Browse the data as a BizSense Pro member.
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