Brink’s completes an acquisition in Brazil, CarMax files its 10-Q and plenty of insiders move shares.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 3.22.19
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Settlement talks heat up in Thalhimer ESOP lawsuit
After a decision by the judge in the case caught lawyers on both sides by surprise, a legal dispute between a local commercial real estate brokerage and one of its former executives may be on a path to avoid a trial and reach a resolution nearly 18 months after it was filed.
Henrico ponders master plan for Belmont Golf Course; community meetings set
The future of a county-owned golf course in Henrico will be further explored this spring, with the public being given a chance to voice opinions on what’s to become of the 124-acre property.
Local bank pays first quarterly dividend since 2010
While still keeping its eye on growth via acquisition, a Henrico-based bank also is reviving a habit it hasn’t kept since the wake of the recession: paying a dividend.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 3.14.19
Proxy season is in full bloom, with executive compensation data out from several local firms. Meanwhile, Altria invests nearly $2 billion in a Canadian cannabinoid company.
TowneBank’s insurance arm acquires old-line Richmond agency
A local insurance agency is under new ownership for the second time in its 150-year history, this time aligning with the insurance arm of a growing regional bank.
Bank signs on in new Locks Tower project
A local bank is getting a canal view with its first downtown branch, while filling the entire commercial space in the latest phase of the Locks development.
Hard Hat Happy Hour XIII: Heating up The Spur on a chilly evening
The latest installment of Richmond BizSense’s Hard Hat Happy Hour series returned to Scott’s Addition Wednesday night.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 3.7.19
A local bank announces its first common stock dividend in 10 years, a downtown real estate firm snags a Twin Cities hotel, while year-end earnings continue to roll in.
Shockoe firm raising $25M real estate fund
For the third time in three years, an arm of a Cary Street-based wealth management firm is pooling investor money to buy into real estate – this time targeting “manufactured housing.”