The average Virginia college graduate leaves school with $24,717 in debt, according to a new report.
A diploma and a debt note
Lena Price
Good Foods’ fresh look
The health food store in Stony Point Shopping Center almost doubled its size in a recent upgrade.
Former Circuit City chief tells all
Alan Wurtzel faced an audience at the University of Richmond and reflected on the implosion of the company his family built.
Local company doesn’t have to beg for scraps
River City Recycling, which buys, processes and sells scrap metal, last week opened its third location in the past 10 months.
As enrollment rises, so will a building
A local university is embarking on its first student housing project since the 1960s.
Salon’s style suits Richmond
A salon started in a one-room office in Carytown has expanded to a 2,100-square-foot space in Short Pump, and the owners have their sights set on more locations.
The Herd: Promotions, new hires and departures for 10.16.12
We’ve got moves this week in banking, real estate, finance and law, plus a new executive chef at a local restaurant.
‘Buy local’ meets ‘one-stop shopping’
A new Carytown store will reach beyond ham and peanuts in its promotion of Virginia-made products.
A less enviable 1 percent club
All but three of the 11 hospitals that serve the Richmond area stand to take at least a small financial hit over the next year due to new penalties that went into effect this month.
The Scene: BizSense’s Kitchen Confidential
See all the highlights from last night’s Kitchen Confidential event, which brought together more than 200 BizSense readers and a panel of some of the most successful restaurateurs in town.