The business interests and commercial real estate holdings of two bankrupt Richmond socialites will be auctioned off in the coming months.
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Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 9.29.11
A local REIT just keeps on buying, plus CarMax’s latest earnings and insider buys at several local companies.
The R&D Dept.: Local patents for 9.28.11
Another patent for a Shockoe Slip drug device maker. Plus patents from Genworth, MeadWestvaco and Phillip Morris.
Law school job placement rates in the spotlight
Law schools won’t have to report the job placement percentage of their most recent graduating classes, leading some to believe that the American Bar Association is trying to shield schools from impending bad news, according to a report this week from the National Law Journal. The NLJ reported that law schools will not have to report… Read more »
Bank alleges high-dollar deception
A Richmond bank claims it was duped by a prominent –now bankrupt – local couple with deep ties to the business community and the charitable scene.
Dominion Club pitches plan
The Dominion Club has issued a plan to reemerge as a sustainable business, but a major obstacle remains.
Too good to pass up
A two-year old Richmond bank is the first of its local peers to tap into a government small-business lending program.
VEDP finds its pitchman
The Virginia Department of Economic Development on Tuesday named its new CEO on Tuesday.
Blame shifts in investment bust
A Richmond law firm has been dragged into a local doctor’s three-year battle over a soured investment in Appalachian coalmines.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 9.22.11
There are two new CFOs in town, plus a struggling local video game maker delists itself from public markets and a local chemical company scores a huge legal settlement.