A former account executive claims sexual harassment and seeks $1 million in compensation. A franchise operator claims $250,000 in damages, alleging the franchisor allowed others to work in his territory and steal business. BizSense Pro members get full access.
An activist investor continues to put heat on a local bank, a local CFO announces her retirement, while local insiders buy and sell.
ATM security and neurological disorder screening and detection are some of this week’s patented ideas. A new tank-lifting device is also on the list.
Lots of promotions this week, including a COO in real estate development, a new SVP in construction and a new president in advertising. A tourism group gears up for more visitors.
A Michigan-based agency opens a division in Richmond, a local shop’s longtime employee is named its first female president, and several local firms collaborate on new websites for area nonprofits.
Two homes are in the top bracket this week: an $800,000 home in Henrico and a $650,000 home in Chesterfield. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Budget season continues with several proposals rolling out this week, Petersburg hires a new economic development director, and developers seek zonings for hundreds of new homes in Chesterfield and Henrico.
This week a Mediterranean-themed grill comes to Chesterfield. Henrico reports a new retail store. For the entire list of licenses, become a BizSense Pro member.
A $15 million purchase in Henrico heads this week’s list. Leases totaled 35,570 square feet.
A developer claims that certain investment lending groups failed to provide promised funding for new and rehabilitative construction projects. BizSense Pro members get full access.
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