A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Fluvanna County’s Board of Supervisors against Davenport & Co. related to a $70 million bond sale in 2008.
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Capital One wants to spread out
One of Richmond’s largest employers is building 300,000 square feet of new space at its massive West Creek campus in Goochland County.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 2.23.12
Big stock awards for local executives this week, plus purchases from insiders at local banks.
Pulling back the TARP
Essex Bank and its holding company Community Bankers Trust Corp. is seeking approval to once again begin making payments to the TARP Capital Purchase Program.
Tetra auction doesn’t attract buyers
Village Bank took back more than 40 acres left undeveloped by a now dissolved development company.
Get on The List
Next week, BizSense will introduce The List – a twice-monthly data section that ranks the top companies in Richmond’s top industries.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 2.16.12
Some nice stock options for a retiring local executive, plus a shakeup in the top ranks at another company.
Local financial firm expands again
Glen Allen-based brokerage firm Capitol Securities Management continued its growth spurt this week by expanding further in the Washington, D.C./Maryland market.
Step right up and buy the fairgrounds
As the clock ticks toward a crucial March 7 deadline, the bankrupt State Fair of Virginia will soon present a deal to its lenders that might involve funds from a new investor.
The R&D Dept.: Local Patents for 2.15.12
VCU gets the green light for patents on couple inventions, including a new invention for headphones. Plus patents for MeadWestvaco, Hamilton Beach, Philip Morris and more.