The Midlothian-based developer spent $2.7 million to buy a freestanding Food Lion property in New Kent County.
Why Food Lion makes Rebkee purr
Michael Schwartz
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Property owner checks out
A hotel across from Richmond International Airport is headed for the auction block.
Troutman Sanders vindicated
An accused local Ponzi schemer’s attempt to blame his predicament on his lawyer has finally been put to rest.
Surprised but satisfied
A local bank isn’t sure why it has been tapped by the U.S. Treasury to be among the first banks to have their TARP shares auctioned off to the public.
Bank takes aim at ‘last man standing’
Bank of Hampton Roads has sued a Richmond developer, alleging that he and his company had a hand in defrauding the bank of more than $13 million on two of Justin French’s construction projects.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 6.7.12
Tons of insider trades this week, especially at local banks. Plus Genworth’s new chief executive gets some hefty stock awards.
Banking on the bubble (tea)
Bobalicious, which opened its first store in Mechanicsville about a year ago, will open a location this weekend in Hampton Roads.
The R&D Dept.: Local Patents for 6.6.12
A patent for a high-tech wound dressing from a Richmond company. A local man invents a training system for bank shots in billiards. And a Mechanicsville company gets a patent for an automated bowling system.
100 acres, up for auction
Portions of a largely undeveloped commerce park in King William County are headed for the auction block.
Peoples Bank’s flag comes down
First Community Bank just sealed a deal to acquire the Richmond bank for $40.6 million, and its CEO is still looking to grow.