Suing the giant probably takes some gumption, but Richmond-based Scott & Stringfellow wants its day in court.
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It pays to be the head Spider
The average total compensation paid to the presidents of private universities and colleges in Virginia during fiscal 2008-09 was $360,781, according to a report released Monday by the Chronicle of Higher Education. The head of UR made double that.
Monday Q&A: A beer pong business? Have you been drinking?
Some of the best business ideas are hatched over a few beers.
Biotech firm becomes a shell of its former self — on purpose
Commonwealth Biotechnologies has asked shareholders to approve deals to sell off its former headquarters facility and its Australian subsidiary, which is its main source of business.
Local bank opens branch in NoVa
Xenith Bank has received approval to open a full-fledged branch in Northern Virginia.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for local companies
Tons of insider trades, plus a new board member at Union First Market Bank.
Tomac lands in another lender’s lawsuit
The Midlothian-based homebuilder was sued last week by Regions Bank for money owed on a defaulted multimillion-dollar line of credit.
The R&D Dept.: Local patents for 11:10:10
A Midlothian inventor created a new pill organizer for the elderly. Plus an armor composite.
Essex Bank to enter regulatory agreement next year
A local bank said last week that it expects to enter a written agreement and turnaround plan with state and federal regulators.
Seven Hills looks for one-in-a-million stocks
There’s a new hedge fund in town, and its goal is to find a needle in a haystack.