It’s easy to spot Bert Green’s business amid the rows of brick workshops in a Richmond industrial park: Just look for the solar panels parked out front.
Michael Schwartz
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 6.28.12
Another local bank is looking do reverse stock split, a local REIT makes a $11 million hotel purchase, and CarMax has more expansion plans in the works.
The house that hummus built
Sabra Dipping Company has big plans for its Colonial Heights campus and an idea for a new cash crop for Virginia.
Lots of love for Libbie
Northern Virginia-based Middleburg Bank is considering a location in the heart of the popular Libbie and Grove retail area.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 6.21.12
A local company has found a new CEO, and the position comes with a hefty pay package. Plus local executives cash out some big-dollar stock options.
Local bank sheds its TARP
First Capital Bank took an unorthodox route to buying its way out from the government program.
New head honcho at Brandcenter
VCU’s marketing and advertising school has a new leader, and she’s worked on some well-known campaigns and tried stand-up
comedy.
DealFlow: M&A roundup for 6.20.12
Local firms have worked some nine-figure deals recently, plus deals from Smither & Co., Matrix Capital Markets, Davenport & Co. and more.
The R&D Dept.: Patents for 6.20.12
A busy week for patents with inventions from Afton Chemical, Magellan Systems, Altria, Dupont and a local man who patented a tuning device for drums.
Prime property near VCU going to auction
The half-acre property at 1109 W. Marshall St. is headed to foreclosure more than two years after its owner, the Commonwealth Cancer Institute, went bankrupt.