The Chesterfield County Airport is in the planning stages of $14 million, multiphase expansion that depends in part on being able to lengthen one runway.
Airport faces 800-foot hurdle
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.
Markel | Eagle Partners closes 2nd fund
The local private equity fund raised more than $53 million in less than a year.
SportsQuest ordered to pay members
The Virginia Attorney General’s Office says it has reached a settlement with SportsQuest LLC for its alleged violations of a state law, but that doesn’t mean former customers will see their money any time soon.
Allen Ferguson pleads guilty to fraud
Allen Mead Ferguson gave his plea in federal court Wednesday on charges of mail fraud and money laundering. He faces up 40 years in federal prison.
Trading Day: Inside local SEC filings for 11.15.12
A local firm responds to calls to put the company up for sale. A Richmond insurer continues to sell off large chunks of its holdings in the area’s largest bank. And big dollar stock options cashed out by local insiders.
Pinned down by debt and the downturn
AMF Bowling Worldwide’s most recent bankruptcy filing comes as the company faces hundreds of millions of dollars in debt and an economy in which most people’s discretionary budgets – for such leisurely activities as bowling – aren’t what they once were.
AMF Bowling files for bankruptcy
Mechanicsville-based AMF Bowling Worldwide, one of the world’s largest bowling alley operators, filed Tuesday for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in an attempt to restructure its “burdensome debt load.”
DuPont to cut more than 60 Richmond jobs
The industrial giant’s Spruance Plant churns out Kevlar, but that wasn’t enough to protect its workers.
CarLotz takes a road trip
The local car consignment startup is taking a trip down Interstate 64 to open its third location.
Clock starts on Hank Wilton’s shares
If you’ve got some extra capital and a hankering to own part of a prominent local real estate development company, you might want to take a look at the auction block.