The electric carmaker plans to drive full speed ahead toward opening its first local dealership after getting a favorable ruling on Wednesday.
Tesla gets green light from DMV commish
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Richmond bank looks to Lynchburg
A local bank’s steady stream of branch expansion this time will take it about two hours west of Richmond.
Local bank plans $100M capital raise
One of Richmond’s biggest banks is looking to pad its coffers with its first capital raise since 2009.
Kroger in, Martin’s out for Monument Ave. 10k sponsorship
A taste of Richmond’s grocery wars has spilled over into the area’s biggest running race.
Diradour expands his holdings
Reinvesting nearly $2 million from the sale of a commercial property 1,300 miles away from home, the local landlord, developer and political hopeful has added to his Richmond real estate portfolio.
2nd shareholder suit filed over $2.7B Genworth deal
The class action bug has hit Henrico-based insurance giant Genworth Financial for the second time this month, as yet another shareholder has sued to try to block the company’s pending acquisition.
Tiber changes hands
New owners have stepped in to try steering a long-stalled Libbie Avenue development to the finish line.
Oyster company bides time with move into Ch. 11
A Middle Peninsula oyster company has scored a minor victory in the face of a group of disgruntled investors that includes at least two Richmonders.
Kickers look to take over City Stadium; $20M in upgrades planned
While the exact location of the future home of the Richmond Flying Squirrels is still up in the air, the city’s other professional sports team knows exactly where it wants to be.
Davenport & Co. continues fight over Fluvanna fallout
Despite a judge’s ruling last month that dismissed the last remaining count in a nearly 2-year-old lawsuit between a local investment firm and a group of Virginia attorneys, it appears the legal battle isn’t yet over.