
This week Chesterfield County reports a catering firm, several janitorial companies and a youth sports group. In Henrico County new businesses include construction and trade, lawncare and retail. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
This week Chesterfield County reports a catering firm, several janitorial companies and a youth sports group. In Henrico County new businesses include construction and trade, lawncare and retail. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Owens & Minor and Markel post their proxies and executive pay packages, a local REIT offloads nine hotels for $95 million and CarMax reports its year-end results.
A cashier claims $1.35 million in damages from a hospital for alleged defamation and unjust termination, and an industrial biotech employee says he is due $278,000 under the terms of an employment contract. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
This week’s patents include a method of rewards redemption, a suspension composition and a driverless, portable ATM.
Two longtime executives with a hospitality REIT announce their retirement. A new business development executive joins one investment bank and a wealth manager joins another. New faces in real estate, insurance, technology and more.
A $500,000 home in Martins Grant in Richmond leads this week’s list. For the entire list of foreclosures, become a BizSense Pro member.
Budget proposals are up for review in Goochland and Hanover, an area mall lines up a revitalization project, and construction estimates balloon for three city school projects.
This week’s licenses include catering enterprises, new retail and more. For the entire list of Chesterfield County and Henrico County licenses, become a BizSense Pro member.
Divaris Real Estate | Richmond reports the following deals: B.C. Ziegler and Co. leased 3,840 square feet at 5701 Patterson Ave. in Richmond. Read Goode and Cheryle Toy represented the landlord. Royal Executives leased 2,100 square feet at 2119 E. Franklin St. in Richmond. Eric Hammond and Dean Foster represented the tenant. Influential Family Services… Read more »
Short Pump Town Center says a tenant that abandoned the premises owes $560,000, and an architect group claims $155,000 in damages for services it provided in Petersburg. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
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