“The customers we have right now have an issue with knowledge management, that issue is sharing what the best of their employees know with the employees who are newer,” said Rising Tide CEO Jeff Corbett. “That’s where AI comes in.”
Owner Sharon Kirsner said she’s making the move to have room for new features, including an eight-foot-long refrigerated chocolate case and wall-mounted Jelly Belly and M&M dispensers.
Demo of the roughly acre-sized site for the upcoming 213,000-square-foot CoStar Center for Arts and Innovation will begin after the university holds a ground-breaking ceremony in April,
The chain’s locations in Williamsburg and Henrico remain open for business. Its Chesterfield property is now listed for sale.
The virtual clinic says it’s addressing a deficit in the state’s sleep-therapy resources with an emphasis on a particular treatment for insomnia.
The facility would rise on on a site currently occupied by the university’s Facilities and Financial Services Building and would feature apartment-style and semi-suite beds for undergraduates.
Formerly known as Chop Suey Books, Shelf Life appears to be the first Richmond-area bookstore to unionize.
Construction is underway on the first commercial buildings for the massive mixed-use development that’s been years in the making and is to be anchored by recreational water features.
Abi’s Books & Brews will have seating for 42, a figure that it’s owner said is a nod to the answer given as the meaning of life in the sci-fi novel “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.”
Nunnally Village would take a page from Markel | Eagle’s GreenGate center in Short Pump, and is expected to feature multiple grocery stores, other retailers, locally owned restaurants, office space and residences.
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