A fast-growing company in Innsbrook has taken on outside capital for the first time since its founding in 2010.
Local IT firm takes on Canadian private equity, eyes expansion
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Bank finds new home base in Powhatan
With its new branch under construction up the road, a local bank has found a new, separate home for its back office and dipped its toe into residential mortgage lending.
DealFlow: Investment banking roundup for 3.28.18
This quarterly edition of DealFlow has closings from Matrix Capital, Dominion Partners, Marriott & Co., BB&T, Harris Williams and more.
Midlothian bank redeeming legacy TARP shares
A local bank is buying back the last lingering pieces left over from a recession-era stimulus plan – and saving a few shekels in the process.
Hunton & Williams lands in Beantown
On the road to a major Texas merger, one of Richmond’s larger law firms is making a quick pickup in New England.
SunTrust to swap branches in Manchester
The banking giant will put up for grabs a 90-year-old building along a stretch of the neighborhood that’s garnering renewed interest.
HDL bankruptcy trustee looks to freeze assets tied to BlueWave execs
The trustee overseeing the bankruptcy of the collapsed Richmond blood-testing firm has its eye on another big pot of potential cash for creditors.
MGT creditor wants freed from bankruptcy freeze
A subcontractor wants permission to continue its four-year legal fight against the local firm whose bankruptcy filing last month put a hold on the two sides’ dispute over six figures’ worth of allegedly unpaid work.
Henrico to explore options for Belmont Golf Course
A round of renovations to the county-owned course is off the table for now, as the Board of Supervisors ponders bringing in a third party to manage the property or repurposing its acreage.
Local golf course sells for $2M
The owner of three area golf clubs has turned one over to the residents of the surrounding neighborhood.