The bankrupt women’s clothing retailer will shut down locations in Henrico and Chesterfield.
New York and Co. to permanently close stores in two Richmond malls
Jack Jacobs
Jack joined BizSense in 2020, covering startups, retail, healthcare, public companies and nonprofits. He previously reported for the Virginia Gazette and Tidewater Review. He is a graduate of Christopher Newport University. Reach him at [email protected] or 804-554-6545.
New boutique flutters into former Kambourian Jewelers space in Carytown
Following a couple fits and starts over the last several months, a new women’s clothing store has landed at 3141 W. Cary St.
Two tech companies move into Scott’s Addition
The neighborhood has two more office tenants, including a new arrival at the HandCraft Cleaners building.
Local inventor wants to cut out hair salon hassles
More than a decade in the making, a Dominion Energy employee’s side-gig invention is set to hit the market.
Underground Kitchen founder launches hunger relief nonprofit amid pandemic
The coronavirus has spawned a new local hunger relief nonprofit, one that intends to stick around after the pandemic subsides.
Pandemic pivot: Richmond startup brings cocktails to your living room
Thirsting for revenue after the coronavirus pandemic dried up business at his local bartending school, Mike Love got creative.
Sur La Table the latest tenant to ditch Stony Point Fashion Park
The national cookware chain, which on Wednesday filed for bankruptcy, is permanently leaving the struggling Southside mall. It’s Sur La Table’s only location in the Richmond region.
Richmond startup wants to be the LinkedIn-meets-Zillow for collegiate recruiting
STAC, founded by former UR, VMI and Ferrum football players, is a website for high school athletes to promote themselves and for coaches to more easily find their recruits. It has raised $800,000 from investors to date.
Westhampton School rehab lands Spider Management as first office tenant
UR’s investment arm signs on as the former school property at Libbie and Patterson is in the midst of a $73 million redevelopment.
Foot Locker plots return to the city – and to Broad Street
Running against the current in a tough time for traditional retail, a national chain is sizing up Richmond for a potential expansion.