Richmonders’ annual in-person glimpse of pro golfing legends is the latest big event to be affected by the coronavirus.
Annual PGA tournament at CCV to be played without spectators in Oct.
Michael Schwartz
Michael Schwartz is the editor of Richmond BizSense, and covers banking, lawsuits, finance, M&A and golf. He can be reached at [email protected] or 804-855-1037.
Richmond attorney’s death pushes firm into receivership, bankruptcy
His death, at age 47, left his small downtown firm in the hands of a receiver, tasked with unwinding its affairs, including dozens of ongoing cases.
RVA 25: Applications open for Richmond’s fastest-growing companies
We’re proud to open applications for the eighth class of RVA 25, our yearly ranking of the region’s fastest-growing companies, presented by Keiter.
Another retail giant comes to Richmond to file bankruptcy
The Chapter 11 filing by the parent company of Ann Taylor and Loft are the latest gift that will keep on giving for local bankruptcy attorneys, but could mean more bad news for local malls.
Savior found for shuttered Richmond printing plant’s credit union
The merger marks the end of a nearly 70-year run for the small credit union and the entrance into the Richmond market of a large Hampton Roads-based competitor.
AG’s office calls for end to Lee Monument injunction
With a new judge on the case, Attorney General Mark Herring is continuing his fight to squash the lawsuit that thus far has prevented the state from taking down the Robert E. Lee Monument on Monument Avenue.
Chase Bank opens first Richmond-area retail branch
After two years of methodically plotting its entrance into Richmond, the banking giant is up and running on Staples Mill Road. It’s also under construction on several other local branches.
Announcing the first BizSense Home Run Derby
Coming out of left field, Richmond BizSense, with the help of the Richmond Flying Squirrels, is proud to introduce a socially-distanced outing to give local companies and their employees a much-needed day at the ballpark.
Judge who lives in the neighborhood recuses himself from remaining Lee Monument case
It turns out the Lee Monument lawsuits were too close to home for Judge Bradley Cavedo after all.
Sentencing delayed in criminal case of former MGT Construction employee
With a sentencing hearing looming next week, one of the former employees of MGT Construction who had a hand in the accounting scheme that toppled the general contracting firm has bought himself some extra time.