A mechanical and plumbing firm says it is due over $4 million for work completed at a manufacturing plant. A real estate company claims a competing brokerage is subverting its client base and poaching its staff.
Performance Food Group announces furloughs for thousands of employees. More proxies roll in, with executive compensation data this week from Kinsale Capital Group. And more local companies shift their annual shareholder meetings to online gatherings.
Million dollar upgrades are reported in two counties, with $2 million in Goochland for Performance Food Group and $5 million in Hanover for Kings Dominion. For all of this week’s permits, become a BizSense Pro member.
The CEO of an international pediatric health group has retired. A promotion in law, and three new members join firms this week.
A campaign to support restaurants affected by COVID-19 gets an assist from a local film production house and sound studio, several shops pitch in on a neighborhood business group rebrand, and a state media company gets a new ad campaign and airs a public TV show produced partially in Richmond.
Richmond sells nine figures’ worth of public utility bonds and reduces its debt service through bond refinancing, a packed agenda in Henrico includes a hearing on the county’s proposed budget, and an NFL player native to Richmond donates $100,000 to support city relief efforts.
A $2 million deal in Henrico leads this week’s sales. Over 52,000 square feet is leased in a Chesterfield warehouse.
Chesterfield reports a new sub shop and Henrico has a staffing firm on the list. All the localities have various construction and trades firms and janitorial services. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
A $12 million sale of a bus terminal in Richmond’s Scott’s Addition leads sales. Three apartment deals totaling $7 million in Richmond’s East End comes in second. Access to past, present and future Deedbooks for BizSense Pro members.
Proxy season is in full bloom, with this week’s top paid exec earning a total package valued at $15.4 million. Plus a local banker sends a letter to shareholders sharing his thoughts on potential impact of the virus downturn.
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