
It’s the first national coworking company to move into the Richmond market, joining local brands Gather, 804RVA and at least one other newcomer.
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.
With many local breweries now drawing national attention and collecting various awards, while also staying busy in here in Richmond, 2017 was a year full of growth.
A Short Pump shopping center is preparing to swap arts and crafts for beer and wine in another of its storefronts.
The Massachusetts-based company, which is closing all its 19 stores, cited a changing retail landscape as its reason for folding.
One of Richmond’s fastest-growing retailers is wrapping up a busy year with a fresh $1 million in capital.
An art and home décor shop is leaving West Cary Street in favor of space within Sound of Music Studios.
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