A former Martin Agency executive files a $25 million defamation lawsuit against a trade publication and other defendants, a local agency and animation studio team up on a campaign for the state fair, and an agency focused on food businesses restructures its ownership.
Richmond’s top administrator is fired after an investigation finds the city hired several of her relatives, Chesterfield names a new deputy administrator, and City Council starts a series of work sessions on the proposed Navy Hill development.
This week’s top foreclosure is in Chesterfield’s Lenox Forest subdivision. To get all of this week’s foreclosures, become a BizSense Pro member.
A $10 million purchase of land in Chesterfield leads this week’s list of commercial transfers. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Henrico reports a new massage business, tactical customs and a dance company. For all of this week’s list, become a BizSense Pro member.
This week’s top three sales are in Chesterfield for over $6 million. A health services firm lease of 27,000 square feet in Henrico is the top lease.
A tech consulting company says a client owes $245,000. A construction company claims new homeowners have failed to pay $105,000. BizPro members get access to the entire docket.
A Carytown clothier adds coffee, Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden receives a $100,000 grant from the EPA and more in this month’s Newsbites.
Some of this week’s patented ideas include a new system for calculating text difficulty, a bed maker and a token identity device.
An engineering firm announces a new promotion. The City of Richmond names a justice services department director, and new faces in law, real estate and more.
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