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.
With a new 54,000-square-foot office to fill, the mammoth insurance company is kicking off a efforts to fill 100 new positions.
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.
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.
A Midlothian bank recently capped off a stock offering that brought in some much-needed capital from current shareholders – and a Northern Virginia investor who now holds a 40 percent stake.
A stretch of modern homes that stand out among the historic rowhouses that surround it in the Fan closed its final sale this week.
Businessman and philanthropist Bill Goodwin spoke at a University of Richmond event, giving advice on how to build a business and addressing the free-standing hospital project he has been pushing for.
SEC news for Owens & Minor, Media General, Markel, Apple REIT, the newly merged MeadWestvaco and more.
A 300-home expansion of an existing subdivision in Henrico County has continued to get pushed back by the developer as it addresses concerns from the Planning Commission and nearby residents.
Development projects are moving forward at Church and Pump roads in Henrico County, and the latest plans by a large local developer could add a $20 million residential community to the crossroads.
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