More big paydays reported at CarMax and Genworth, including details of severance agreements for outgoing execs. And a local REIT gets a break in a class action suit it had been fighting in federal court.
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.
Clinic’s loan turns into legal nightmare
A fight between a bank and a defunct Charlottesville sleep clinic has spilled over into Richmond.
Bank executive lands in smaller pond
The recently displaced head of SunTrust’s Richmond operations has landed a new gig.
New store puts a twist on Richmond spiders
Critters have invaded Lakeside.
Restaurant space needs a new recipe
A remnant of a bankrupt restaurateur’s holdings is on the market.
Weiman’s owners are ready to play ball
The assets of the 70-year-old Richmond bakery, including its 9,000-square-foot building in Shockoe Bottom, are on the market
Southside golf courses drive toward merger
A group of investors and Chesterfield country club members have a new club in their bag.
SportsQuest’s creditors get more bad news
The quest to salvage any assets from the failed founder of a Chesterfield sports complex came up dry.
Trading Day: Inside local SEC filings for 4.11.13
Big paydays revealed for the top dogs at one of Richmond’s richest companies. A local executives lands a sweet consulting agreement, while another announces his retirement.
10 is the easy number in Monument race
Almost 40,000 runners and 34,000 bananas will take over a 6.2-mile stretch of Richmond on Saturday.