
While embarking on a deck-building project, first-time homeowner Greg Vendetti relied heavily on borrowing neighbors’ tools, which gave him an idea for a new business.
While embarking on a deck-building project, first-time homeowner Greg Vendetti relied heavily on borrowing neighbors’ tools, which gave him an idea for a new business.
PMC Commercial Interiors of Raleigh announced last month that it had purchased long-time Richmond office furniture business JMJ Workplace Interiors.
Currently located in Henrico County, the growing school wants to build an entirely new campus on 27 acres over 10 years.
“The New Yorker in me thought, wow, that is a lot of usable retail space. Right off the bat, we thought we could probably turn this into some kind of tasting room, event space,” owner Annie Barrow said.
The 60-year-old company, which provides traffic cones, barrels and road signs throughout the city of Richmond and Henrico County, will keep its name and its 60 employees.
Kim Buehler, the owner of RVA Bakehouse, is taking her talents out of her home kitchen and into the retail scene this fall.
Grenova, which manufactures devices for the washing and recycling of plastic laboratory equipment, is in growth mode here and in Europe.
Coalescence Coffee Co. plans to open a café on the ground floor of 23 W. Broad St. in the Arts District.
Richmond’s biggest car wash chain has just added three new locations to its ranks, including two it acquired from competitors and one it built from scratch.
Running for over 20 years at VCU, the Brandcenter’s annual hiring event flips typical job fair proceedings on its head.
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