Plenty of deals closed over the last month by Matrix Capital Markets, Dominion Partners, Harris Williams and more.
DealFlow: Investment banking roundup for Dec. 2, 2015
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Dominion picks veterans program for PGA tour proceeds
A newly announced PGA golf tournament to be hosted at Country Club of Virginia the next four years will be handing over proceeds to a state organization that helps veterans find jobs.
Carytown shop claims its Need trumps others
Taking a similarly named Texas business to court over trademark infringement, a Carytown retailer is hoping a judge will put its “needs” ahead of the competition’s brand.
Shopping center back on auction block
A Chesterfield shopping center owned by a Virginia Beach developer has a new date with the auctioneer after a September foreclosure auction was canceled.
Credit union planting another flag in Chester
Just a month after opening a new branch in Chesterfield, a quickly expanding credit union is working on its next location and scouting out more space on Midlothian Turnpike.
State, city follow the money from shut-down Hopewell plant
The short-lived owners of a Hopewell ethanol plant, whose creditors are pushing for Chapter 7, could also face a dispute with the state over an incentive package payment.
Markel shakes up top ranks
Markel is shuffling its executive lineup, and the changes will give a pair of higher-ups the title of CEO.
For-profit school system to shell out $2.2M to Va. students
Accused of inflating graduation and employment figures, a for-profit school system has reached a $102 million national settlement with former students will include payouts to 2,000 Virginians.
Bank CEO’s leap to Lumber Liquidators brings large pay bump
The new CEO of Lumber Liquidators took up his post Monday, and he’s leaving his banking career behind with a lucrative new contract and consulting gig.
$27M lawsuit besets business family and prime Powhatan real estate
Several well-known names in the local business community have been named as defendants in a recent lawsuit, in which a former engineering firm exec claims his ownership stake in a 700-acre riverfront property was wrenched away from him.