David Larter

Homecoming in Shockoe Slip

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A Richmond entrepreneur is returning to his roots, leasing 10,000 square feet in a Shockoe Slip building he left four years ago after selling his previous company.

The signs remain the same

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You can fly nearly 4,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean but you can’t escape commercial real estate.

Fro-yo shop gives the cold shoulder

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Pennsylvania-based Yapple Yogurt made its Carytown debut Wednesday but got a frosty reception from its next-door neighbor: Sweet Frog.

An influx in Innsbrook

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The area’s office market, which saw vacancy skyrocket above 20 percent after the recession decimated some of Richmond’s largest companies, has rebounded as another big tenant just signed a lease.

The pig stays on the plate

Rob Weaver and Brian Daigneault are opening Big’s BBQ near the intersection of Centralia and Iron Bridge roads in Chesterfield.

Monday Q&A: 19 months to go

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Optima CEO Michael Dudley explains why health care is among the fastest-growing industries in Richmond.

Not just blowing smoke

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A longtime prison guard is hoping his new venture in Petersburg will unlock a new life as a business owner.