A Richmond company that helps its clients rent luxury villas around the world has found itself in a coast-to-coast legal battle with a television and Broadway producer.
Rental agency has unusual pattern of complaints
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Roseland gets down to the nitty-gritty
The developer and lenders of a bankrupt 1,300-acre Midlothian development are headed into mediation.
CarMax to add almost 1,000 jobs
The used car retailer is looking to fill positions across the country.
Apple Door employees buy firm
“It was time for me to move on and turn the reigns over to younger folks with fresh ideas,” said Owner Dan Apple, 56. “Like an old ball player – if you hang around too long you start embarrassing yourself.”
A $9.8 million ace in the hole
A Northern Virginia investor wants to buy a chunk of a local bank and give it a shot of fresh cash.
A battle on two fronts
Amid an anticipated skirmish over the required publication of government notices, another revenue source for the state’s newspaper industry is under attack.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 1.19.12
A longtime director of a local bank is leaving his post. Plus another local bank reveals the pay packages given to its top executives.
Comrades in farms
Caroline County wants everyone to know where it stands on the threat of foreclosure to a historic horse farm-turned-state fairground.
The R&D Dept.: Local Patents for 1.18.12
Loads of patents this week including inventions from MeadWestvaco, Afton Chemical and a high-tech defense contractor in Ashland.
Colo. firm buys Fahrenheit Technology
After 12 years in business, a Glen Allen IT staffing company was recently sold to a larger national firm.