The journey to create a hip workspace at non-Big Apple prices has brought a growth-hungry men’s fashion brand from Manhattan to Scott’s Addition. It’s the second high-end clothier to set up shop in Richmond in recent years.
After 25 years in the garbage industry, the owner of a local company took a chance on compost. Now his business is nearly doubling its client list and opening more offices around the state.
In its latest alteration to retail options, the Shockoe Bottom clothing company has begun offering custom shirts. And its owners have plans for new products and a second location.
A popular Cuban and Caribbean spot in the Fan has launched its second location in the West End.
A startup that lets customers pay restaurant bills through a mobile app is hitting the Richmond restaurant scene, and a handful of local businesses have already signed on.
Joining a growing number of businesses in the largely industrial neighborhood, a 10-year-old architecture firm left its downtown office in favor of a new Louis Salomonsky development in Scott’s Addition.
Two former neighbors are taking on spring chores with an Uber-like mentality – they’ve launched a website that connects people in need of lawn care with those willing to do the work.
A 5-year-old tech company with close ties to the insurance industry has been bought out by an unnamed buyer.
A web review startup for the trucking industry is ramping up its operations with a new partnership and a $2 million capital goal.
A group of doctors is bringing an urgent care business to the Willow Lawn area, the concept’s third location in three years.
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