An airline is connecting Richmond with a top Mexican destination, the company announced at RIC Monday.
RIC relaunches nonstop flights to Cancun
Jonathan Spiers
Jonathan joined BizSense in 2015 after a decade of reporting in Wilmington, N.C., and at the Henrico County Leader. The Virginia Tech grad covers government, real estate and other news.
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Chipotle spices up Henrico development
Chipotle has made the first mark on an upcoming commercial project at Reynolds Crossing, the Walmart-anchored 90-acre development in Henrico County.
Venture Forum summit showcases startups
Entrepreneurs gathered at the Capital One campus on Thursday for Venture Forum RVA’s annual startup summit.
Dominion, MWV announce acquisitions
The two downtown firms have both announced deals to buy other companies: MWV is scooping up a subsidiary of its biggest competitor, and a Dominion partnership is buying the owner of a southern natural gas pipeline.
Work underway on bank’s first local branch
Chesapeake Bank’s first Richmond branch is taking shape near the intersection of Patterson and Libbie avenues.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for April 2, 2015
Apple REIT moves to reject a tender offer, Village Bank makes amendments to account for its recent $14 million raise, and Dominion takes a closer look at the financial risks of climate change.
Judge denies dismissal of state fair suit
Failing in their efforts to get a lawsuit against them thrown out, a downtown law firm and the Virginia Farm Bureau will face off against a New Kent company in court that sued over an alleged conspiracy to botch its purchase of the Virginia State Fair.
Elephant Insurance announces hiring blitz
With a new 54,000-square-foot office to fill, the mammoth insurance company is kicking off a efforts to fill 100 new positions.
Powhatan riverfront home dodges auction
The owners of a home in Powhatan filed for bankruptcy last week, stalling the foreclosure of their 12-acre property. The riverfront home and a larger tract of land around it have been on the market for more than a year, and this isn’t the first time it has been on the auction block.
State Bar faces backlash over cancelled Israel trip
After cancelling a seminar in Jerusalem, in part over safety and discrimination concerns, the Virginia State Bar is defending itself against criticism from national news outlets and a local Jewish organization.