Patents this week for Capital One, Intelliject and Philip Morris. Plus Freddie Mac received a patent for a system that helps it determine the likelihood that a loan will close.
The R&D Dept.: Local Patents for 2.1.12
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RelayFoods lands $3 million in fresh capital
A startup grocery delivery service has scored a new round of investment funding.
The county line is no longer the bottom line
A local credit union got the green light from regulators last month to open itself up for a potential huge expansion.
Fergusons’ biggest creditor sues them
EVB becomes the third bank to file suit against a formerly wealthy Richmond couple for exaggerating their net worth when seeking loans.
Former adult bookstore bares all
The renovation of a shuttered porn shop on North Boulevard has stripped the space down to its skivvies, exposing what store probably looked like back in its heyday.
A history of customer dissatisfaction
The complaints in recently filed lawsuit aren’t the first that John Ross Greer has faced from clients.
Richmond manufacturer files for bankruptcy
Cushing Manufacturing & Equipment Co. seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 1.26.12
Some companies are dishing out big-dollar bonuses to local executives, plus one CEO cashes out on millions in stock options.
Local woman takes a shot at her dream
Joyce Patterson is the new owner of the Richmond Elite, which is two months into its inaugural season in the resurrected American Basketball Association.
Richmond developers bet big on small town
A local investment group that includes some longtime Richmond developers is planning a $28 million hotel project in Staunton, and the project is named after one of Virginia’s early architects.