For years, Rob Kaplan has worked to make himself a go-to attorney for companies looking to go public. Now he says it’s his turn to practice what he preaches.
Richmond lawyer’s side gig eyes ‘mini-IPO’
Michael Schwartz
Michael Schwartz is the editor of Richmond BizSense, and covers banking, lawsuits, finance, M&A and golf. He can be reached at [email protected] or 804-855-1037.
Local golf course headed to foreclosure
With a sale pending to an out-of-town buyer, the noteholder of a shuttered golf course in Chester is moving to take control of the property.
Health system makes more cuts in Richmond
As it continues to try to gain traction in the Richmond market, a Hampton Roads-based health system is further consolidating its local operations.
City, furniture maker close $1.75M deal near the Diamond
Concluding a deal with the city three years in the making, a local furniture maker finalized its purchase last week of a property off North Boulevard that will be transformed into its new $9 million headquarters.
Shooting range opens next to Ashland Bass Pro
With a hunting and retail giant in its view, a Northern Virginia-based indoor shooting range brand is up and running with a new location in Hanover County.
Shareholder sues to block $2.7B Genworth deal
A local Fortune 500 company’s deal to be acquired and taken private by a Chinese conglomerate has caught the ire of at least one disgruntled investor.
Abingdon bank is Richmond-bound
A $1.5 billion privately held institution headquartered in Abingdon, Virginia has secured its first physical presence in the Richmond market.
Updated: Architecture firm works its way into HandCraft building
The architects tasked with helping design the reinvention of one of Scott’s Addition’s most recognizable buildings have carved out a spot for themselves in the project.
Onsite at the inaugural Dominion Charity Classic
Professional golf’s return to Richmond was capped off Sunday with some drama on the green.
Bringing the PGA back to Richmond: Q&A with Greg McLaughlin
BizSense caught up with the president of the Champions Tour to talk about the process that brought the tour back to play in Richmond for the first time since 1990.