Bon Secours will anchor an upcoming Atack Properties Short Pump development with a new medical complex on 21 acres.
Michael Schwartz
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Baby stroller brand sells for $210M
The Henrico-based baby goods brand will be brought up under a new parent company pending a deal with consumer goods giant Newell Rubbermaid.
Developer offers up $2.6M in shares of family business
The namesake of a local real estate firm is unloading a large chunk of his shares in the family company. This is the second such sale for Hank Wilton, who sold off some 3,000 shares last year after filing for bankruptcy.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for Nov. 28, 2014
A light week of filings with a few local insiders buying and selling. And a local bank’s newest executive is awarded shares following an acquisition.
Work begins at bank's first local branch
A Chesapeake bank is building up its presence in Richmond and has started converting a Patterson Avenue office space into a new branch.
DealFlow: Investment banking roundup for Nov. 26, 2014
Plenty of deals for local firms to be thankful for, including hundreds of millions of dollars in closings from Harris Williams and BB&T Capital Markets. And a local investment banking firm expands into a new industry line and adds a new managing director to lead the charge.
BizSense welcomes new reporter
Meet the newest BizSense reporter, Katie Demeria, who will be covering healthcare, education, real estate and more.
Bank finalizes move into Hampton Roads
EVB sealed a merger last week, bringing in access to the Hampton Roads market and $100 million in assets.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for Nov. 20, 2014
A quiet week of filings with a few large insider trades, a dividend from a local bank and a big bond offering from a downtown firm.
Law firm, state fair owner sued for $14M
A New Kent County company filed the suit against the Virginia Farm Bureau and a major Richmond law firm last week, claiming that the two worked together to underhandedly take control of the Virginia State Fair’s assets.