
A local designer who makes and sells restored home goods and furniture will split her first brick-and-mortar space into a workshop and retail floor.
A local designer who makes and sells restored home goods and furniture will split her first brick-and-mortar space into a workshop and retail floor.
The local brewery showed off its new $28 million facility this week as it prepares to open in the spring.
With NFL and MLB hopefuls on his roster, a football player-turned-sports agent has added his firm to the short list of agencies that call Richmond home.
Born out of family ties to the insurance business, a new tech firm is looking to tap into the so-called “gig economy.”
3sports has shut down in Short Pump as it continues a legal dispute with its upstairs neighbor.
It’s the first national coworking company to move into the Richmond market, joining local brands Gather, 804RVA and at least one other newcomer.
A national chain founded by Ty Law has signed a lease in the Victorian Square Shopping Center in Midlothian.
Left idling after a move to the Fan, a local bakery’s previous outpost is now permanently closed.
One of the area’s youngest startups is filling its plate with some extra cash.
Richmond’s startup scene continued to develop this year, with some established players making moves and newcomers settling in.
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